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BOOZE RUNNERS
 EMPLOY METHOD
 OF CAPT N K|DD PIRATES, DISGUISED, SEIZE AMEE IcAN CRAFT CARRYING LlQ-
 UOR CARGO

VICTORIA, November 17-one O. the neatest coups to be pulled off l1 the liquor smuggling ring, was disclos ed this morning when the Captain ant crew of the American schooner Dais! was brought to this city by fishin vessel.
 According to the story, the Dais! while in American waters, was board ed by a pirate crew disguised as GUS toms officers When the whole ganG was on board they seized the captain and his small crew and put them oi' Stewart Island, then made off with the Daisy and it's cargo of liquor.
 The deception of the pirates Wa helped considerably by their comln@ from a fast cruiser which had the ap' pearance of belonging to the revenu service.
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WILSON EXTENDS
 CONGRATULATIONS
 TO SEN. EDWARDS LAKES PREDICTION THAT SOME FUTURE DAY WILL AGAIN
 SEE HIM AT CAPITOL

JERSEY CITY, November 17-Sena- tor-Elect E. J. Edwards is in receipt of a letter from Woodrow Wilson in which the letter congratulates the democratic member on his election to the senate.
 Wilson wrote in part: T was hop ing to have the chance to take you by he hand and congratulate you person lily on the new honors which have come to you Now we shall after while both be Washingtonians and we can then colleague on events, old and new, to our hearts content"
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BAVARIA ANXIOUS
 POLITICAL TREND
 FASCIST| FACTION NATIONAL SOCIALISTS ARE COPY ING AFTER ITALIAN GROUP,
 NOW IN POWER

BERLIN, November 1.-The Bayar- ian government is showing consider able anxiety over the increasing activ- ity of the National Socialists, which have named themselves the 'sGerman FasciSti."
 To such an extent have the activ,- ties of the new organization spread, that officials have taken the field to speak against the organization.
 Premier Knilling, in addressing a large crowd, declared that the country was in a dangerous mood at the wide spread feeling at the new menace. The new action being rapidly augmented by the dissatisfied followers of tn, government
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TURKS EXECUTED
 EIGHT: TREASON
 WAS THE CHARGE THREE OF THE UNFORTUNATE WERE AT ONE JIME HIGH
 TURK OFFICIALS

PARIS, November 17-Private ad vices received last evening from Con stantinople state that eight executions by the Angora government took place yesterday. All of the condemned per sons were tried on the charge of trea- son and found guilty.
 Among those executed were the for mer minister of justice; the former governor of the Turkish, capital and former director of the military section of British police.
 Following the executions the bodies were carted away and thrown into a common burial pit.
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cHUGAcH TIMBER WANTED
 FOR RAILROAD TIE RESERVE

Col. E. Mears, of the Alaskan Engin- eering Commission, has applied to the Forest Service headquarters at Juneau for the reservation of certain tracts within the Chugach National Forest as as source of tie timber reserve for the Alaska Railroad.
 All of the timber is wanted on the south half of Knights island and all on the north.
 The matter has been referred to For est Supervisor Mcdonald, at COrdova, for investigation and recommendation and no definite action will be taken until he reports.
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TURKISH SULTAN FLEEs TIE COUNTRY
 WHEN HE1EARVS THAT HIS LIFE WAS
 IN JEOPARDY FROM KEMA|ST CREW
SECIJRES PASSAGE ON BOARD BRITISH WARSHIP AND HEADS FOR MALTA TO ESCAPE ARREST AND TRIAL-TURKS DECIDE TO TAKE OVER TELEGRAPH CONTROL.

CONSTANTINOPLE November 17-Mohammed VI, Sultan of Turkey recently deposed is this morning aboard British war vessel with Maa his destination. He left the Turkish capital shortly after midnight and by day break was well his way under protection of the British flag.
 The flight of the sultan preciptated by the Nat ona Assembly of Turkey adopting resolution submitted y Mustapha Kema Pasha to the Angora assembly, which aed for the sultan and his ministry to be placed trial or treason to the Turkish cause.
 While the resolution was introduced the decision as to now it would be enforced was deferred for awhile.
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uST|LLERY FIRE
 CAUSE OF DEATHS

CHICAGO, November 17-A fire following an- explosion last evening caused the death of Mrs. Jacob Yer non and her babe, aged seven months.
 The police department which con ducted an investigation this morning asserted that in their opinion the ex- plosion was caused by bomb which was placed in distillery operating in the cellar of the home
 Following the explosion the house, within short time was a mass of fire in which the unfortunate woman and her baby were partially cremated.
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AGED WESTERNER PASSES
 AWAY AT IDAHO HAMLET

DENVER, November l7-Henry T. West, aged 9S, died this morning at Caldwell, Idaho.
 West was one of the old frontiers men who heled settle the country and was largely Identified in abilshing the town of Greeley. His death was not unexpected as he had been in very poor health for some time, going to Idaho for relief and to visit with his to the city for interment.
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FOUR EXECUTED IN DUBLIN FOR CARRYING
 REVOLVERS IN DEFIANCE LAW: COURT TRIAL

DUBLIN, November 17-Four executions took place today for the nfracton of the law against carrying Dons. James Fisher Peter Cassidy Richard Tuhy and J. affeney civilians and residents of the Irish Free State were arrested early this week and after trial by court unawfuly having in their possessions revovers, in de-
 ance of law passed prohibiting possession of unless authorized officially to do The met their death calmly with considerable feeling being expressed on the
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OPPOSED SULTAN FLEEING FOR SAFETY
ON LAST STAMPEDE
 ,. ONE OF '9s VINTAGE DIES AT THE CAPITAL OF THE YUKON

DAWSON November 17-James w.. Grant, died here this morning from an attack of pneumonia, death being has tened from an old malady.
 Grant was one of the first pioneers of the days of '9S coming to the coun- try among the first stampeders. He has resided here continuously ever since. The remains will be inferred un- der the auspices of the Yukon order of Pioneers, the parent body of the Pio- neers of Alaska.
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CONSERVATIVE VOTE 85 BoNAR LAW AND CREW WILL
 CONTROL SHIP OF STATE

LONDON, November 17-Nearl! compete returns assure Bonar Law and the Conservative Party a majority of S5 in the Commons, assuring them of complete control of the legislative body.
 All over the kingdom messages of congratulation are being sent to the new hand at England's helm.
 Lloyd George has nothing to say on the outcome of the elections. His po'- itical sun has set below the horizon.
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ANCHORAGE REGISTERS COLD

For the first time this year, Anchor age weather registered in below the zero mark, ten below being reported. The cold snap on the interior has in- creased with Talkeetna registering in at zero even. Curry comes next at five below. Broad Pass 8; Mckinley. Park 2S; Healy 26; Nenana 25, Fairbanks at "A, is what the weather man handed out this morning. At Seward the ther- mometer stood at q above.
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DIFFERS HEARING IN THE
 RoSENBLUTH CASE

NEW YORK, November 17-Federal Commissioner Hitchcock has postpon- ed until November "A, the hearing on application for warrant to remove Captain Rosenbluth to Tacoma. If the commissioner issued & warrant Rosen- bluth will be taken before a federal judge and the request for his removal will be hOnored.
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NEW WHITE HOPE IS BEING
 GRooMED BY TOMMY BURNS

LONDON:-Tommy Burns, ex-cham pion, claims to have found new white Hope" in Robert Read, a gigan- tic Irish youth who has lived in Scot
 land since he was twelve years old.
 Read is now 21. He is six feet four and one half inches tall, weighs nearly two pounds, and has a reach of S1
 and 1-2 inches, nearly 2 1-2 inches more than DempSey'S
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AGED BROTHER SEEKING
 ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

OAKLAND, November 17-Henr;' Hockbrunn, who is named in the will of Ferdinand Hockbrunn as the prin- cipal beneficiary, arrived here last evening in the endeavor to secure evi- dence which would establish a motive for the murder of his brother at the hands of Elizabeth Skarin. The broth CT gives his age as S9.
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PRISONER ATTACKS GUARDS
 IN ATTEMPT TO GET AWAY

LEAVENWORTH, November 17-In a desperate but unsuccessful attempt to escape from the federal penitenti- ary, Joe Martinez, under sentence for murder, fatally stabbed A. H. Leonard captain of the prison guards and then wounded two other guards. The prison CT himself was wounded and did not get far away from the prison.
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FILIPINO IS CHAMPION

LOS ANGELES, November l7-Tha fly-weight championship of the Pacifle fleet changed hands last night wher Ceraco Filipino of the battlesh1p Connecticut defeated Grande, Of the battleship Texas, in seven rounds.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November IT. With the grape shipping season just closed it is estimated that an increase of ten million dollars in the value of the crop was made for the year just passed, as compared to last year. The total value for the year 1922 is placed at S34.0OO, ,00O.
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NEGLIGENCE RESPONSIBLE

SPANGLER, November 17-Chief mine inspector Burton in a statement this morning charged negligence as being responsible for explosion in the Reilley mine, which caused the deaths of eighty men. a@
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SALVATION ARMY HAS FIRE

LO SANGELES, November 17-The lives of the 100 inmates of the Salva- +tion Army home in this city were en- dangered yesterday by an early morn ing fire which damaged the building to the extent of $10,000.
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MORE ARE EMPLOYED

WASHINGTON, November 17-The Department of Labor reports that the employment of labor for the month Of October has increased greatly in four teen major industrial groups, whlch included all sections of the country.
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JOHN BASsET MOORE
 As REPRESENTATIVE

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The State Department announced last eve ming that John Basset Moore had been appointed as the American representa- tive in the International Commission of Jurists, which will have under con sideration the proposed changes in the rules of international law.
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RUSSIA WANTS IN

MOSCOW, November 17-Tchitcher- in has notified Great Britain, France and Italy that the Soviet government of Russia insists on full representa- tion at the Lausanne conference.
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JURIsT DIES SUDDENLY

WASHINGTON, November IT. John Emmett Garland, judge of the U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals in the Sth judicial district comprising the north western states, died suddenly from a hemorrhage at his home here.
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-ANkER BLOWS UP KILLING TWO
 CHESTER, Pa, November 1.-Two workmen were killed and two injured in an explosion believed to have been caused by gas in the tanker J. N. Pew, under repairs here. The vessel was wrecked, causing loss, estimated at $5OO,000:
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GOLD COINAGE AUTHORIZED

MOSCOW November 1.-The cour- cil of Commissaires has authorize the coinage of gold, which will be equ al in standard values to the imperla gold coins.
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MUssoLINI GIVES WARNING

ROME, November 17-Benito Mus solini, premier of Italy, in addressing the Italian parliament today gave the members a strong warning that the Fascist party had become fixture in Italy, intending to establish itself for all time.
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DEEMS DINE WITH DILL

SEATTLE, November 17-The demo crats and progressives broke bread with Senator-elect c. c. Dill, last eve ming at a monster banquet which was given to celebrate the victory of the democratic candidate over Miles Poin- dexter.
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LEpcARp REPORTED SAFE

SHANGHAI, November 17-H. R. Ledgard, member of the China Inland mission, who was kidnapped by ban dits of Honan and reported killed, is now reported to have been rescued at Lowang. No details are available, how eyer.
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FIRST ASSASSINATION OF TROUBLE

CONSTANTINOPLE, November 17-The first overt deed not legally carried out occurred today when Hussen Hmid Bey, president of the Turkish Socialist party, ne of the main thorofares He shot with rfle the bullet going clear through the body, penetrating vital spot. 1x .,.e
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WILL Act ON PLAN

PARIS, November 17-The project ed agreement betwen France and the Vatican has been placed in the hands of the Holy Father for his decision.
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WAR HERO DECORATED

COBLENZ, November 17-Capt- w. Mckee Dunn, aide to Major-General Allen, in command of the Rhineland forces, was today decorated with the legion of honor.
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TURKS WANT TELEGRAPH SYSTEM

LONDON, November TIA dispatch to the London Times from Constantnope states that the Turks have suddenly contemplated taking the business of the
 Eastern Telegraph company with the object of controlling all pressmatter leaving Turkish soil
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MEXICO PRESENTS BILL

WASHINGTON, November 17-Dip- lomatic representations over the kill ing of two Mexicans in small town in southwest Texas were lodged with the state department by Mexico today.
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SHADE SHADES PERRY

BOSTON November 17-Dave Shad2 of California, won a technical knock out from Jack Perry, of Plttsburg, Ill the seventh round, both men were we ter weights.
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INCREASES QUOTA

ROME, November 17-The new gov
 ernment plans to request the United States to increase the immigrant quota allocated to Italy from forty-two thous and to one hundred thousand.
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BRYAN AT PANAMA

< PANAMA, November 17-William J. Bryan arrived here yesterday after noon, and was officially received by President Porras.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
"OID STUFF"

Law md order and economy will
Ike the principal issues which the Re
publican party will emphasize In the
campaign this ycnr. George II. Shaw
of Fort Collins. Republican state chair
man. told members Of the Brighton
T.ious club In n keynote speech m
"Pt Ilficnl Issues" one day last week.
This-is the same line of dcclarn:icns
on which the q q + rode Into power
In last two state campaigns They
n.ny try II On,r too often.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
A RIO BI.ANCO COUNTY
BOY AND GIRL MAKING GOOD

~,..,,,t iss,,n ~ thc Pueblo Rtar.
,.r,,., .how. that two former pupils
=, o,r rur., schoo,. are making a hne
-,,,,.a a., .,a s,,e,tcr CITY schools.
A. contest b.tveen students Of
.,o ,or,msrf,:, den.rtments Of the
;c.,to,r,o, h,vh sc,,oo, of Pueblo. tho
,ho came dera rtmcnts Of wslsenbure,
c.,o,, C,,v and Colorado sprines hlxh
,..,,rn, c.,to,,,oI won nietv.scyen
,.,,n,. co,or.do snrinps a. Canon
r,.., =, ,,,, w.,sonhuru IN ,x,intx
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
THE WEATHER

A spell Of unusual" weather. ms
they would call II In California.
struck these parts this week.
In the forepart Of the week. II was
rainy. blustry and cold. Wednesday
evening was wInierish. hut the "old-
est In hnbitnnts" got the surprise Of
their lives when they woke up Thurs
day morning I" Hnd about 10 Inches OF
snow on the ground. The "bcautiful'
was all gone by noon. Thursday night
nm inch Of snow fell and the mercury
fell to below the freezing point.
Regular bnlmy. sumsliiny White river
wcathcr will he on tap coming week.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
VISIT ELK SPRINGS

Mcs~rs T j Scott, Robert Mathes,
and Lu Dick made trip to the Elk
Springs oil country last week. They
went ont by way of Price Creek coun-
try and returned through Axlal Basin.
Elk Springs is where DIVE Morgan
and G II WOlcott are drilling for oil.
So. far only small quantities Of uil
have been struck. but 1t is hoped that
with depth n better showing will he
made, At present time drilling is sis
pended. but as soon as lie can get a
good drillcr Mr. Morgan will resume
operations.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
ST yAsms' CHURCH

Fourth Sunday after Faster
Holy Eucharist 7.O m
Church School 0.45 am.
Choral Eucharist and sermon II. a m
Evening Prayer and address Spn
classes:
sunday p M
Tuesday 400 p IN
Thursday
Holy Eucharist 7wa m
Choir rehearsal 1880 nj
The offerings at all services on Sun
dny will bc devoted to the Near East
Relief Fund.
The Baccalauratc sermon for the
graduating class Of the County Higl,
School will ie preached at the evening
service Sunday. The Bishop will he
in Mecker on Wednesday May nth
and will deliver the Commencement
address ut the Graduation exercises
in the evening.
PHILIP NELSON
Priest In Charge
Ell CUNNINGHAM
Lay Reader
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

A J Finch In order to Justify his
fat job ns head Of the anti-saloon lea
que In this state. is now preparing to
inject the wet and dry issue into every
state Office race In Colorado this fall.
lie IL ont with his first line Of prclim-
mary Interviews with the old cry
about how "the liquor interests arc
trying to get control" However the
people do not take Finch as serious
~ m they once took him.
Grand Junction Sentinel
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
THE AMERICAN LEGION DANCE

Was great success In every way.
We had many compliments on the
hall decorations.
The Ladies' served suppcr that
would Ike hard to heat and lot Of tho
credit for the success Of the whole af-
fair belongs TO them.
On Tuesday May % we will hold a
social meeting at Dunham's Hall. All
members OF the Auxiliary are urged
to be present. We promise all good
time.
Don't forget the date May 23td.
f. II
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
NO POISON FOR HIM

A bootlcggcr was arrested In 'On-
ihn. Ju6ec wippick. of the police
court ma,lr him this proposition II:
ven will iiink glass Of you own
h.'o'cl,' II turn yon loose
'!lw l'oo,lceger quickly rep led. u
go I. tail"
He had more sense than the i""ple
to wlicn ic had sold his poisonous
co,,roctlp,,s.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

Our friend. George kimball. OF the
Craig Empire, win not mind the wea.
ther Of the past week, having had n.
bout seven months Of the same kind
In California pnst winter. hut to us
old timers. long used to the balmy
warm sunshine Of Northwestern Colo
rndn land particularly. Rio Blanco'
II came as n distinct shock-as unex-
pcctcd as It Is "unusuar'
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13
GOOD WORK

III conversation the other day with
our fcllowtownsman, Mr. j n Neal, we
gathered some side lights OH the re-
cent trouble between the cattlcmen Of
Northwestern Colorado, and Utah
shcepmcn.
Investigation showed that the sleep
men had been In the habit OF playing
n shrcwd but INSCRIPTIONS game. III
Utah they claimed that they belonged
in colorado and payed taxes In this
state. In Colorado they claimed to
have paycd their taxes IN Utah and
thus got out Of paying taxes In either
state.
Former Governor Spry of Utah, Is
the commissioner Of the general land
office. The evidence showed that the
shcepmcn had worked him for the
permit To invade the cattle ranges OF
Northwestern Colorado.
Our delegation. representing the
cattlcmcn, as previously noted, was
composed of J n Neal. Rio Blnnco
=
county. Ferry Carpenter. Routt county
und Mr. Reef II veteran of the civil
Wnr. and a pioneer cattleinan of low
er Yampa river.
They appeared Mt Washington well
for flied with all the facts in the case
to sustain their cause. They first call
cd IN Ed Taylor. who went Into the
caso with his usual enthusiasm when
1t comes to working for the welfare OF
his constituents. Mr. Taylor imme,l'
lately presented the delegation tn
Senators Phipps and Nicholson, ana
nll three accompanied the delegation
to The general land Office. The cause
of the catticmen wns ably presented
but Mr. Spry declined to revoke the
permit giving the slletpmen the right
to invade the cattle ranges Senator's
Phipps and Nicholson md Mr. Taylor
then took the delegation TO Secretary
Fan of the Interior Department. who
received all in courteous manner. After
herring the members Of the dclegn tioil
Secretary listened to Ed Taylor. whJ
lpreecntcd the case of the cnttleMcn In
a p,nstcrly way. His plea WAS warmly
hacked np 10y the Senators nnd Secre-
tnrs Fall was 80 impressed with the
| Justice of the cattlemen's cause thai
he promptly decided every point In
l
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

Johnsi~on In Weld county. which is
not us large place rs Mecker dcdl-
Gated new 100000 high school last
week. Tie present enrolment Of the
Johnstown school IL So students. but
tho people Of that district built for
the future
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

Three feet "f fresh snow fell Mt
Mnrvine lodge during the past week
The record fall for this time OF the
year.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

Mr. 7 A Blair. ior.sl supervisor
met with the Board In relation to the
Road up North Fork to connect with
the road built by F'res; Service to
rrappers Lake.
On motion = resolution was adOp-
ted and an agreement signed with the
Forest Service wherein ltio Blanco
Comfy puts up ti..0o FOR this year on
tl,nt part Of the -oad in this county.
On motion the Doerl adjourned u,l-
til June 9Th 1022.
FRANK n GREEN Attest
Chairman CT WILSON
Clerk Of Board
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

FOuND-One brass breast pin will,
glass sets. For further particular in
qulre Of Margaret Oldland or Posy
Joy and pay these winsome Damsels
Q 6tting reward.
The Meeker herald., 1922-05-13

PUBLIC AUCTIoN-At the Red Barn
Thursday May 25th. All equipment
md horses Of Mecker-Rifle Stage Line
cs,ll he sold. Complete list will be- pub
l;shesi pext week. Mla