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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
Fiut pub Juno iT Last pub July 22
Department Of Interior U 8. Land Office. Juneau Alaska
 Serial No. 0546S


 sor.a. No. 05l68
 June 70. 1929. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that John Y Cobb. whose post onice ad- dress Is Juneau. Alaska, in behalf of himself and as Trustee for John TunpoIa. c0-ownor and iu behalf of his c0-oWncr. Arthur O0ghe has filed am application for patent pursuant Io Chapter c of Title 32 of tho Re- Y.Eod Statutes of Che United States. for th0so two certain lode mining claims called che Rising Sun and Golden West Lode Claims. situated about mile from Che town of Chich- aT0I 0n Cbichag0n Island Alaska, and designated by Che field notes and official piaH 0u flo in thIa Onico as v. & Mineral Surveys Nos iOlG and IfI1 respectively said claims being moro particularly described as lol- lows. fo-wit. Magnetic variation being 300 3O' E):
 RISING SUN LODE
 Survey 1Of6
 Beginning at Cor. No. ] identical wih Cor No. 9 Of Ovcr-thc-Hu Lode Claim. Survey 10f6); whence T. s. L. M No. z bears s. f2' 50' 2f" E. 51S3.Of ft distant; thence N. 53a 5I w. If9T.OO ft. to Cor No. 9. thence N. 46' 08' E. 5s6.30 ft to Cor No. @. thence s. 5f' 2S E. I500OO ft to Cor No. identical with Cor No. 9 Oyor-tho-Hill Lode; thence s f6e Og w. 6O0.00 ft Go Cor No. .tlo place of beginning hrol of Rising Sun Lode 20.0l3 acrcs Net aroa applied for 20.073 acrcs This claim lg bounded cn tho north by Che Golden West Lode Claim. sur. il53. and unHurycyod Rising Sun Mo- 8; on Ono East by Rising Sun Mo- 8. unsurvoycd. and Ovor-thc-W. Sur No. 10f6; on Che South by Ovcr-lhoHl. Sur. No. l0i6 and Rising Sun Lode Claim No. 9 unsurvcpodi and ou Che West by Rising Sun No. uusurveycd and Golden West. Sur No. 1f53.
 GOLDEN WEST LODE
 Survey lf53
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THE DOUGLAS ISLAND
 PlCENa C0lnANI BUSY

In .. interview wItn Mr. J H Irrr president ol One Douglas H- and Packing Company Hc a'a l'.. r-I ra.. win he put un H' '. ..nu.r tnH r.r
 ... nr.er. Hmc tne elnner " running nt mT capacity. employ ..r In forty local people The ... canned rre rurch...I from .o... ..'. ~ r.ne ..uen. mostly .n ..0 H..r river. whom. n oHnne'I ' r.... .r.n mp .rrrr day and bring. .r.n .rlr m. ..nucrE The l.' '.. ..n..t ... night he.ol. and One H.A.
 .r. .r. m Ir. cans s' thnt '.e.o r. spoiled H.H ru- mp by .a.. .''.
 .. Tn. plan. crr..Is of n I.no o. .H. ..... .r. ...fn IInr ol hH.l n'Hno r.. U 0.nn.rs pack. only One m salmon o. Che highest er'oo Hn. m.... .n....I.r ot .n. hand .....r. for One ..'er. ur0.
 Tn. .nr.rr .s equipped "..l ... u. modern machinery cn.....'.. ... rank. Ur.I W.r. any @ can. r.-. m h...a The na. ar' handle. rr..- ... mo.. sanitary .'H0.N'H .-. ... H....f uH". strictly .rr'. .. Tn. rr.erl uua between -.'.. .r. ... . H.s. h..n nH.... Tn. Hr. win probably on.'. u..| ... U.r stop. running mp '' r..u rr.r which win b. some Hm. Y. U...H.r
 U ..nn.-. a strictly .'.'. .rr.. employing only .ro'. poo nh. cont fe..I a valuable II. IT. tow" 0. IHu-
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,b.r for nm outing at Ono renaheo .U.t snrue
 r nr Wa.cluI has accepted n
 ..r uh Che s and f candy
 r.a.urIre company ol luucau.
 rrar e.uuas ha. accepted "a ro- ..or n. HanI e.... I'm One Noa- mm0r or. In Jm.au
 .ru O|erl.. entertained .noul . l...n aIIor boys from Che ....nu. cutter Un.Iel on Sunday .rmr. at hi. bachelor laar.er.
 c.m o..u uu lave charge ot Che .In.-.r theatre during .a. absence O. w. o.U
 n- E uHaI and her .hree ch.Ia- ron .-. taking u moutHH vacation a. l. .Ir. reru.ae Ho. Springs
 Mr. r. 1I- Carl C.Hm Mona .rI n Eune.n Soy .c- on Che
 bon. Co'or.. Io Na.l ln. hor. r.. Day country for Che neN. ,an Iar.
 nrr.r e.uHua o. Douglas who recently returned from . Washington ..H.. has accepted n position o
 ...rt ...rE and delivery man "Iln n. Consumer. ..ore
 tIa grown naoar.ea wore .-H. n. town on Saturday and ,..r... from tl. M.NIamH and srr.r .n.H They oH... n bumper .-.r u. ln. we..H.. changes soon for
 sunshine.
 MT. H s.um.u. who .r" at OH.-
 .. |. expected .1 arrive hero In .H.u..r uur. lo g.... W..l her nar- r.s Mr. and Mrs. Na0ar. Mo.o.- m.a.
 Mr. Richard Smith who .s amr.o.e. .. Tn. H.uH H.rIH.r. ..o.. .... 0. .H. lr..n Sunday. H. win a.e m Ir. Merchant. Convention u' e.'i.. and ..r mako a ..r cas-. ,1 F...
 sister,
 m uun Ion.. and Gerla ew.a.- .r u.. I.l. boon visiting on .ae channel Tor wo.. .o.. for .0cH home. m Tr..u. on IHe Queen ean- day morning.
 Tn. ..r. Scout. who wen. ln IH.H ..ur.. ground. a. ToH.s.0 I.Hr- I.. .r m. E...n..H. hold . meeting n. tH. .0m. oI Mrs w. uaHI ou evening"
 r.HH.r Dancing club gave one n. ..r .n.1..0.. IH." on e..'.- ...a. H. Liberty uaI In 000'.'n .. ... -...... orchestra. ". H0..'.. ...... ... .E.n.ore WH... i. railway ......
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

wh banquet Wednesday evening at the Palm Cafo Wth am attoud- ance Of moro han twenty Los.ou- u.res and wi,l Che aid of tho o2col- .Ienl food aoruce. tbe affair was O thorough success
 It haa bcon decided definitely Chat
 school win .ari One 26th oi August The primary to1chor H Mm Zoe Por- tor Of Harrisburg Vire.n'ai pr.nci- pal mm WI of s.ayl0n TeEaai commercial and aome wado work Num Ida Horn Of ThormopoIIs Wyo- ming. and of thc intermediate grades Ma Lillian Drake of Oakland Gale iiorn.a
 Rosemary Go0reo0n Che daughter of Prof. and Mm C. C. Georg@on. who ie a Kindergarten ioacher of so- atuo. IsvIatng her parents in sIt.n v. h. Gc0reca0n. n e0n of konwIck Waah. who Ia aer.cuItumI agent for Benton county graduate of Cornell and who waa n lieutenant In Che iolc war with a brilliant record. win soon arrive accompanied by his wife. for @ r.rIt
 The ech0o. board inspected lho Russian Orphauago buildings Iu@- day evening lo soc what necessary improvements win have to be made. They decided lhat clo1k room and awtory win bo put In aa coon aa possible. aIa0 plumbing and aa soon as Che weather permits a few coaia of paint The upstairs Of tne Or rharaeo building win be used oa a recreation room by Che children.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

J. A. Smith. Of Che Alaska Drug & Jeuary Co. has taken Chaa. E. Wortmau In partnership. Che osrco- mont papers having boon made out and eued tbIs week. Mr. smith ca- abolished hIa present business threo years ago. and bes.dc hIa interests i'm Che drug store is ha.l oWncr i'm Che moving picture ahow Mr. Wor.- man clme hero from Douglas three rerr ago. and eInce .hat tmo haa boon employed n Che drug atorc Mr. Wortmau was born and raised in Douglas
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22

Ray Jamc witch h.s W.,e and two chIdron woro .1ulh-hound paaon- eoH on Che Princess Louise yca.or- day mouu. and eEncot Co Het.'e 'n Seattle where Nr Jamu Iu.hor George E. James. ia In business Both Mr and Mn. JHmoa wcrc rnIacl .n uoua. hu. have male 'ho.r home in June.u for Che pact few yc1rH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
D0rGLASR8ECHEBs ARE
 STRAWBERRY MAGNATEs

william r srrfr .Hl John MT. Williams H..e.a"I.. HHo have farm .. e.. Island n Lynn Cam. . having u'' .H..' ." f... ....." and Il. nn H.-
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nsDarLmenL oI the Interior

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Juneau. Alaska. May 27. 1922. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ole K. J0hansen Of H0onah Alaska, has submitted final threo-year proof i'm support of his homestead entry on May !. 1922. for lands embraced serial O4S73 made at Juneau Alaska, in United States Survey No. 1890, situated on Che N and W. shore of gwanson's Harbor. Lynn Canal. Ter ritorv of Alaska. in latitude 56' l3' N and longitude 135' 06' w., and moro particularly described as fol- lows:
 Commencing at corner No. ], M. c. on the line of swangon's Harbor. whence USLM No. 1890 bears s. lGo 3O' E. 2i.68 chs. and ". c. bears N. 0.90 chs. running thence N. 20 chs. to cor. nor Mo- Q; thence ". i9.33 chs. Go corner No. @; thence s. 29.50 chs t0 corner No. q. M. c. on Che line of ordinary high tide Of swaus0n's Harbor; thence mean dorinr CD 8. S8' OO' E. l.30 chs. l2l N. 63' 15' E. GOO chs; f3l s. lfo 33' P. 3.60 chs.i co s. 90 30' E. 2.20 chs; lj) W. 44e 8O' E. 6.2O chsi (6) s. 80' 80' E. $40 chs; (D N. i1' l5' E. 8.0O chs; (S) N. 66' 45' W. 5IO chs.; (9) N. 10 12' E. 4.32 chs. Go corner No. ], tho place of beginning. containing am area of 56.I2 acrcs: variation 3l' 3O' E. FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register Fut publication June 8.
 Last publication Aug. 0.
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DEPARTlENT OF THE INFERIOR
 J. 2. Iand One at Imaau. Alaska

DEPABTlENT OF THE INFERIOR U. S. Land Ofo at Juneau, Alaska
 June 10, 1922. Notice i8 hereby given Chat Horace Lester Rink of D0ug'as Alaska. who. on June l5. 1922. mado Home stoad Entry No. 033t8. for sWh, sWH NWH sc. 8. Eh SEA-, SEA NEH Section {. Township 40 South, Range 59 Eaat Copper River Mor- Id.an. has filed notice of intention Co mako final threo yoar proof to es- abush claim lo lho land above de- aer.hed. before H H Doiamaier. Che United States Commissioner Hoonah, Alaska. on Che 2gth day Of July 1922.
 Claimant names as wi,nCses. k. L. Parker. of Hoonah. Alaska; Albert Parker. of Hoonah Alaoka; William White. of Hoouah. Alaska. Harry HmL of Hoonah Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. FIut pub. Juno t7.
 Laat pub. July ll.
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n. 1T M..u-u... '. "H.'. f.u day. ago. received new" o. .H. IHIH o. H. .0u.n and foster ''o- Mu C.n. Lu.H.u Nch.nH'H O.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
sIrKA HOT SPRINGS

vidt Dr. y. L. Coddards famous saniarIum. where hero is every comfort Rates f3 per day and up. Tho watcu of Ono sitka Hot Springs aro ufo-riv.ng and hoalth-prosorviug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

Warfare between unions composing
the building Trades council, an
nounccm.nt that two plumhlns COM
pnnics in Alhuqucrqu" would op"rHt"
under the american plan and rumh-
llngs % the BEGINNING Of fight tn
put the ci'y under the American or
1pen shop plan were the results 90 AN
investigation hy Herald rcprcaeu-
tativc Yesterday into the labor sltu-
alton
Carpenters local 30 1919 has all
ready Withdrawn from tho Building
Trades council a. result uf dis
tgrecmcnt with thr plumhcr-' union.
V r Wylic. president of the local.
,sterday called "a special meeting NJ
The local for 3 o'clock th'- afternoon
Il Labor temple go uI-rus- he trouble
between the plumbers and general
rputrart orE
Tho trouble bstwcsn The plumbcrf
ID general contractors has resulted
IN I'D Nunlist, plumbing CONTRACTOR
seirr put on the unfair list hy tho
riumhers and in retaliation he has
announced that his shop will be on
Grated In the future under the Amer
lean plan lie will employ men upon
their ahili'y AZ workm"n. regardless
OF their union affiliations. he said
ThaNton In Plumbing War
t'non the heels Of this unuouncH.
mont w G. ThaNton, formerly I'M
| shn real estate business took uui a
plumhing contracfor's license at the
citv hall while he sHid II was pri
marily to enable him 20 employ hi,
oW- men on his plumbing in conuec.
'tnr with fhe water plant no nperntei
" his subdivision north ~ tho city
l. became known that he was fiRur
| '--o ~ aotsr~ reneret piusything htsY
mess on an open shop basis
/ tsniia' tn~fsrnd that fhe plumbers
union recently has adopted a mum
'pl of rules that ho fclt 10 be unfnil
and which seriously intsrfored viii
his business one OF these he stid
war ruling thai men on iohs outsid'
% the city limits should begin q
count their time Of employment frou
tho time they left the city limits
ThhN he said, resulted In men work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
PRESIDENT WARNED OF SERIOUS
OPPOSITION TO TAX PROGRAM
TO MEET SOLDIER BONUS

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

admit there was A uttlr drinking.
but not Co excess ThDu there I- ana
other rumor that has gained wide
circulation throughout tho country
That is that film folks are drug
addiCts ] am personally acquainted
with many of tho most prominent
stars. and 7 DO not know Hu, of them
that uses dope ono would think by
reading some ~ the sensational news
papers that Hollywood WINS a China
town uf Los Angeles do believe
The average oa-ternar i- disappointed
with ius nr-f tru, through Holly
wood. because he does not see lot
ut iWmudn-f men aui women and %
string OF dope deus OF course there
ls an element iu Hollywood that is
degraded Hut 90 ls NOT the standard
90 measure the thousands Of good
people who work in the movies.
Many persons 10 that element arc
drawn here hy tho fascination of the
movie ufe. They are forced TO begin
Bs extras and then. De- u1 more chance
of o. uersou of chat frue RISING out
&c thr ranks in tho picture profession
iuln boo tuy other walls Hf ufr
n,u,Nr thrf selfish Interests iu
Naw York CITY Ir. tr.rG fo rr. tho
picture industry back tu che cast
H-H|H. Tnd fur that reason Hrr ..r-
rIiafrr many uriru. stories about
fH' immortality Of HOLLYWOOD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
HARDING ASKS
GOOD OLD DAYS
OF CONVENTIONS
Pleads for Return of
Party Responsibility
By RAYMOND CINPPER.
United Press Stafl Corrc-tuudrni

WASuNGTON. Fcb D Prcsl-
tent Hsding pleaded fur th- return
~ the convention system. boo address
ing the Lincoln day banquet OF the
League ot Republican, club. here to-
night
Ch1rac'rrizinE Linroln aa "tho
rcpt partisan" of AmsrIgau history
Harding launched an appeal for strict
party loyalty.
"ru dare say 1T cr1t. tho pee
turn 81 intelligent convictions" the
president continued. 81 would rather
ave mon appeal for popular support
ON the declaration OF "a -o-ponsiblc
convention than on tn appeal OF "a
.uun 10 his Individual locality
'I had rather trust the declaration
90 party la national convention.
expressing the conscienco 90 iis mem-
hership than the ephomcral whiuS OF
the passing moment"
Mr. Harding Present.
Beginning HE remaTN- the Irr-i-
dent announced that Mr. Harding
who accompanied him wns tt q re-
publican banquet for ;hr first time
calling attention to the fuCt that
women were having a part in trls
meeting
Ho paid his rcspscts to party 'ir-
rpconrllnblrs' hy dcclaring Dee would
rather see "a little moro uf tine part
isanship OF Lincolu's day than the
aloufues ~ the kind shnwn recently
- believe in political partcs.' he
said 'If ! could HNuress uu, OUT
standing wish I would rather have %
IIttlc moro ~ tho .HtstHudIUr uurfF
spirit of Lincoln f'.n tho Sind We
have sometimes moss lays
% don't forget .N.r Z first required
Hu oppression ut I.#4t from fl. .r.
publican party before arrrnfir-
position ot rr.u"H.i ihiny 100 the
nation.
"Tho United -atas gave 90. ,>.
precision of confidence AMI Uuun 900
th, party Of LiH..H MckiHi"' and
Lincoln believed 100 party IIgum
and party puI.s
"IIuroln vaa f.t great uIr r.
Nu greater ur h.'." republican .t.I
lived IIe believed bat ihr greatest
uu-s'N.UfI'- fur Hr.. were iu pnIr.
ral parties"
President HarIH. explained that
political part must always wurt
for the greater a"." ut tho nation
Parties tHrn.| ways f.r.-tr 'r
declare lar a. ..utiugruoIr- De-
,lld
$40 marty .,.... is worth while
ltbtt irt uf tI. highest a'rt|.. 'H
tn, nation ..H. mot Whit uur
a4.u,iationa uUn I. 10 I asa uUt n..
II,l, Iu WE H.T that tht party
uuIIr, wa u.f ."r th' puHi. -"Hh
/ I would -roE r. H.,, tho party alter
ijs policy
Relieve iu ,onVcntion>.
a.. ..I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
WARFARE In BUILDING TRADES
COUNCIL; TWO PLUMBERS GO
ON AN OPEN SHOP BASIS
Carpenters Withdraw From Allied Crafts Organ
ization; Work on Several Jobs Tied Up by
Plumbers Split With Journeymen Talk of Cen
eral Open Shop Move.

Ing in University Heights putting IN
only about seven houri day
From other sources % was learned
thai tho trouble in tho plumbing
union had been brewing since the
work on the santa Pc shops and Al
Varado hotel started Those jobs are
both being done under the open shop
and it has brought ON friction even
between the unions
For instance it wus sad the Hulld
INK Trades council had forbidden the
uarpontcrs union from doing any
work an thcs. two jobs. but tho
nlumhar- waf. wark!r= ar contract
there Tho carpenters were outvoted
hy tho plumber. nnd in retaliation
have Withdrawn from the building
Trades council ana are sidlu- iu With
the general contractors % their wol
fare with the iournrNuun plumbers
over working rules
Work Tied ~.
Tho trouble already has resulted
in wing up OF some work iu the
city Work oU the Crosno-Shiricy
apart ments on East silver avenue has
been stopped and 10 a. soid that Sun
list has the plumbinE contract on =
iarge number 81 residences hat SUI
pcrior MN and i.amher rnmpnuy u
erecting and that fhip i- likely in re-
suit in the tying up NJ more work.
Rack ~ 40 the tr0ulls ls "a ilssei
isficfion amnur some Of the con-
tractors Of the City over the present
wage scales hore and desire tn IN.
itlate an open shop fight n b. point.
cd out that wages have nc beon re-
duced here. although they have de
/ rllned ln mot other cities There 10
z d sposiiiun among some Go forcf
[ the vase issitu while the present con
ttfNrrsy a. on
Tho mcrflre ~ the carpenters lo
/ cal trmofl ow AFTERNOON Will ne th'
/ firs, ~ % number ~ meetings thai
7 Hre fkttr fn come InV haiidlnf
/ Trades council has nrothcr meeting
/ scheduled FOR Mondav night a. i.ahn
icmpio when the aciion Of ths ,sf
nrniers' local will be discussed q
I thnN should go 80 far ns 10 issue az
liitmaiam to the other unions,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
HUGE CROWD
TO SEE POPE'S
CORONATION
100, 900 Requests for
Tickets to Today's
Ceremonies
By HENRY WOOD.
United Press stan Correspondent.

ROME. Feb 1.-The last and most
magnificent ceremonies attending the
death of Pom Benedict Nv and tho
election of his successors takes place
tomorrow Boa the coronation Of Pope
Plus NJ at 81 Peters.
The new pope viii make what will
probably be his first appearance out
side the vatican when he b. carried
In his papal chair to the coronation
room OF the cathedral Ia "a gorgeous
procession. After the trip when M"
crown has been placed upon his head.
he win be escorted back To- the papal
apartments within the vatican 60
spend the rest Of his days
Pope Plus today received Cardinal
Duughcrty OF Philadelphia and
blessed him and expressed his keen
regret that the American cardinal
he'd arrived too late 20 participate In
the voting. Ncarly 100000 requests
for tickets for admission To St
Peters tomorrow had 10 be refused
today.
Begins ~ $50.
Although tho vatican maintains the
siricter secrecy. tho conviction haH
spread throughout Rome that the new
pope following his revival OF thr
custom Of blessing tho public from a
balcony % the vatican Immediately
after election viii also revive .ho
custom OF similar blessing and the
publication of an indulgence inn
mediatcly after the coronation
invse reports were halted by tho
osscrvntore Romano tOnisHt. tt N..s
stated officially that the entire curu-
nation ceremony proper. including
tho final henrdiction would take
pince within the hasilicia uf -.
Peters from the throne, erected an
der the cupon
Thousands viii wait 90 the suuar"
IN anticipation of this event.
The actual ceremonies iuCid, ut To-
the coronation begin al $40 to-
morrow morning.
Watchers. many of whom tonight
were making preparations to spend
the night CLOSE to The vatican. viii
see tho great hronzed door swing
upeu to emit % rplurful procession
such as few alive have ever seen.
The procession will hv a gorgeous
riot OF scarlet ana violet uniforms
and cloaks with priests, cardinals
and members % secret orders carry 81
(Coniinucd an pag- cighD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb 10 Thom.s
A. Edison wasted nearly two
hours. his seventy -nuh birthday
anuiVcrsa-t
ln the first place. be was 20
minutes late checking IN pt the
Edison plant nt Fast Orange
In the second place. hc spent
half AN hour demonstrating that
ho could Kick higher than any
man half his age
In the third place. hc stood and
smiled for batteries OF camera
men and then subjected himself
TO a Vollcy of questions ranging
from his opinion OF Henry Ford
to how long be- thought he would
live.
Edison declared that hc cN-
poctcd 10 live az least 90 more
years OF active ifc and that hc
would make every minute OF those
/ o years count
Tho high lights ~ the I'M
Veutors answers TO the lw-
promptu quc-tionnnire answered
in rapid fire style. were these.
y feel Ike twu-HlIit Wau.
never better
sarah Bornhurdt is u remark
able woman, She full OF pep
per"
would not vote Tor Henry
Ford Tor president hut I'D vote
fnr him Tor director OF United
States manufacturer
Henry Ford VIII make a zuc-
cess uf ths Muscle Shoals pro-
position. 90. % turn out ufra'.s
cheaply and ut 90 profit and I u
help him if b., wants W" Co. Hes
10 great man ln one way and Ia
another he is not
Tho greatest advance in -Ci-
onco in the last year has hron
In radio By means of the unuli-
fer We y some day be able TO
hear ants talk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12


WASHINGTON T.I 30 President
Harding wac warmed tonight Iy
Senator Smuut fth chat Imposition
~ further taxes Iu pHt 90 -nIdlsr-
houus would uuf heavier burden ON
the people than they can bear
Smout with Representative F1rIney.
chairman of the house ways and
means committee. lnld before Harding
u dispute between the two houHrs
over Items in the proposed bonus tus
program Tho proposal fo tax stork
ana bond transactions wac strongly
objected tn o., w'uu'ra uf fhO SENATE
iInHnc" committee. and Harding wE4
asked tn smooth 600. tI" disarrec-
mont $50 decision WH- reached aud
Harding will hr .nu .ufe4 again tu-
in"rr""
The Utah sDuHfUr told Harding Df
thr CROWNS public protect against
uny moro taxation however and al.
NIrrd thHf ths proposed urw Irtrs br
abandoned
Opposition pgNriup-
Tou,Ehrs m,cure roo ,hs white