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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20

Yates Thursday afternoon. There
were seven members present and
they remembered Mrs Yates birth
day and presented her two new
records for her photograph.
Misses Cornie Lilly and Bee
Pope helped Mrs. Ballard Lilly
cook for threshers Saturday.
Marion King and family spent
Thursday at John Kings.
Guy Arner and son visited Mr..
Brous' and George Arner's last
week.
Mrs. Lottie Easement from La
mar has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Brous and family.
Lee Mitchell and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Earl Ruckel's
Marion King and family spent
Sunday night at Charley Pugh's
Ray Bowman and family spent
Monday at Mr.. Yates.
John Yates and wife spent Sun
day at Will Woods, and Gladys
Wood came home with them to
spend a few days.
Mrs. Yates called on Mrs. Bal
lard Lilly Wednesday.
Fred Pugh, Walter McPeak and
Bert CULLEN and families spent
Sunday at George Budd's.
Misses Cornie Lilly and Orlenl
and Margaret Wingert spent Sun.
day at Henry Pugh's.
Mrs. Weston and son Don spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Apple
by's.
Miss Helen Keltner spent LIS
week at her brothers, Ray Ke, /
ner.
Mrs. Workman has been visit
ling her daughter Mrs. Fl. Luca
the past week.
Mrs. Workman and Mrs, Luce
spent Sundayin Jasper atP. Worl,
mans.
| Mr.W .Serafini and family spen
| Sunday at Mr.. Serafini's fathers
/ Harry Bingham took dinner a
George Lilly's Sunday. Mr.. Gull
lin called there in the afternoon.
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BLUE AND BETHEL
Mary earns

Madeline and Josie Wagner
spent Sunday evening with Lucy
earns.
Gilbert KeItner and family spent
Sunday at Houston Cline's, and
Marion, Helen and Freda Weston
and Christie and Cecil Lucas spent
the afternoon there.
BuddN Bros. were threshing for
Charley Hane Monday morning.
Misses Matte and Carrie Arner
and Miss Lois Williams spent Sun
day at Mr.. Onstott's.
Miss Matte Arner isstaying this
week with Mrs. Workman in Jas,
per.
Miss Lylia Onstott spent Sun,
day with Miss Smlrl.
The NJ. i, G, Club met with Mrs
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20
N. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, NOTES.

Rev. w. H. Heslar, the presid-
ing elder Of Joplin District, was at
the parsonage Saturday afternoon
on his way to Mount Carmel,
preaching Saturday night and Sun
day morning. He came from st.
Louis where his daughter was OPP
Grated on at Barnes Hospital. He
reported her getting along nicely.
Our pastor and wife and daugh-
ter, with her babe Glenn Cuthber,
were at Boston Sunday. They
were entertained at the home of
Clyde Southwick, where we had
fricassee for dinner, did you ever
eat any of it? 1t isn't every one
can haveit. Try it and see how
you like it.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8
p. m.
There will be preaching the fifth
Sunday morning and night. The
public is cordially invited to all
these services, come and worship
with us. Reporter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

Jim DRYDEN made call Friday
on the Matthews. He was raised
in Dewey. His father, Jason Dry
den, built the house south of Dew
ey school and raised a family of
six children there. jim Dryden
was looking over the scenes of his
childhood a quarter of a century
ago. Since he left here he has
lived in Kansas City, Chicago,
New York and is now married and
living in Indiana. His aunt, Mrs.
Jim Dryden, lives in Carthage.
The Dewey boys who were in
the world war have received their
bonus given by the state.
Over two inches rain last week
stopped the threshing machines,
but made the crops grow.
Mrs. Oh Rogers spent last week
visiting in Webb City and joplin.
Leonard Keith has rented Oh
Rogers farm for the next year.
Oh Rogers has a sale soon and
will move to Webb City to live.
The community regrets losing this
family. Mr.. Rogers was a pro-
gressive farmer and had m d e
great Improvements on his place.
His home was fitted up with hot
and cold water, bath and electric
lights, etc., making his country
home like a city home.
Nathan Rice and family spent
Sunday with jim Bull and family.
Miss Gladys Rusk gave a party
Friday night to a large number OF
young folks, and they all had such
a good time.
Mr.. Curtis is going to have a
sale and move away. We are sor-
ry to have them leave. Drayton
Curtis was our Sunday School
treasurer and made a good one.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20
WHY? WHY? WHY

Why are we having calls for O.V
B, Coal Oil, O.V.B. Gasoline, and
o. V. B. Tractor and Motor Oils
from 6 miles north of Golden City,
4 miles east or -Dudenville, and
% miles west OF Jasper? The an
swer is they have heard that we
have the best oils made and our
price are right.
Phone Bert Webb Oil Co. or
Geo. w. Campbell Tire Shop and
your wants will be taken care of
promptly. AZ
Insure grain in shock,
stack or bin.-E. L. Craw-
ford.
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Mrs. Charles Thomas

Dan Johnson and family OF JAS
per, Herschel Radford and family
and Miss frankie Follmer Of Car
thage were entertained at dinner
Sunday BY Don Johnston and
family.
Paul Hubbard spent Sunday at
Lester McConnells.
Flora and William Bush from
near Golden City visited last week
with Alden Shell and wife.
Phil Campbell and wife are the
proud parents OF a baby boy, born
Sunday, July 16.
Mrs. E. e. Hubbard and daugh-
ter Kenyon spent Sunday with
Virpii Carriers of Jasper. In the
evening Mrs. Carter and babies
accompanied them home and they
called at Arthur Probert's.
Grady Campbell and family
spent Sunday with Harold School
er and family.
Misses Grace and May Shell
ate Sunday dinner with Mrs. Will
Clouser.
w. G. Mackey and wife and
Mrs. Will Tate and son Amer Of
Centralia, Okla, were Sundiy
visitors at Neal Ukena's of Golden
City.
Leonard Seela and family spent
Sunday with John Schooler and
wife.
Will Strecker and Mrs. Lester
Mcconnell and children spent Fri
day at Dan Johnson s in Jasper.
Carl and Carey Seela spent Sat-
urday night at j. S. Seela's and
and went to Lockwood Sunday
evening with Leonard Seela and
family.
Mrs. Alden Shell spent Monday
with Mrs. Len Keener.
w. C. Mackey and wife, H. H
Schooler and wife, John Carter
and family Roy Mackey and Mrs,
Will Tate and son and Robert
Pierce spent Thursday evening
with Oils 0wings and wife. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Lester Mcconnell and family
spent Sunday evening with Car
Mcconnell and family.
/, Mrs. A. l.. Thomas of Jasper
spent Sunday night and Monday
at Lemuel Thomas. Mrs. Leecf
Wiseman and daughters Ora anc
Lena also were there Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Schooler and som
spent Monday with Mrs. Grady
Campbell.
O. G.. Shell and family of Car
thage spent several days at t!ieil
farm.
, j. S. Seela and wife and son Et
spent Sunday evening with Leon
, ard Seela and family.
G. B. Earl and family visite,
Eli Scott and family of Jaspe
Sunday. h'e
HenryWoodard and family Ton
| Alexander, Elmer Foster and fam
lily, A. a. Foster and MIR. Foste
;. and family who recently move
S at Carrot Mayors farm were pic
I nicking on A. A. Fosters Sunday
: Ed Seela spent Saturday nigh
: with Lloyd Seela near Centerpoint
e w. c.. Maekey and wife, H. H
e Schooler and family, Oils Owing
n and wife ana Arner Tate visite
John Carter and family Sunda
evening. 4
Don Johnston and family Gale
at PhilCampbell's evening
/ Fred Earl spent Sunday wit
H. o. Earl and wife of Jasper.
Robert Wolfe and wife wer
, guests at a dinner party at Charlie
4 Carriers in Carthage Friday.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter and Mrs
Lester Earl and daughter Bett
Belle visited at H. E.. Carriers a
Webb City Friday.
Robert Wolfe and wife and Les
ter Earl and family were picnick
ing on H. o. Earl's Sunday.
4 Robert Wolfe and wife spen
Sunday evening with Lester Eal
and family. Ice cream and cak
4 were served.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given toall creditors
and others interested in the estate OF
Mary T. Howard, deceased, that !.
Annie Hardenbrook, administrative OF
said estate, intend to make final settle
men. thereof at the next term OF the
probate court of Jasper County, State
Of Missouri, to be held at Carthage on
the 14th day OF August, 1922.
Annie Hardenbrook, Administrators.
First publication July Cat.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-07-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
100 acre farm. Inquire at First Ma
tional Bank. att.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
CLOTURE RULE
IN SENATE IS
CAUSING SPLIT
Republicans Are Wide Apart
on Merits of Issue-Con-
ference Has Adjourned

WASHINGTON. My 27.-Thre is
a wide difference of opinion among
the Republican Senators en- the PRO
ToSal to invoke the Geoure rife on
the tariff and Gtb3f' PEND ing lls.
This developed today at a confer.
ence meeting and as the disagree
me1t was so broad and the confer
ence made no progress. adjournment
was taken urtil next Wednesday.
War Fraud Tangle
In the House this afternoon Speak
or Cillu+t refused again to permit
the House no take up on the ground
of previous charges by Representative
Johnson. of South Dakota. that Chair
man CampG>ell had failed to comply
with She order of the rules commit
toe to call up the resolution for the
inve tig'fI'On elf alleged laxity ON the
governments prosecution of war
fraud cases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
ALASKA BEING HELD CAPTIVE;
RESOURCES GREATEST IN WEST

tThe following article, under a
Ch'c1gr date line, has appeared in
ma"v Eastern papers. The article
was written by George Wheeler Hin
man. scccial correspondent of the
Ch'o'go Irl1er-Ocean-H Herald. 1t is
we'll worth reading:
A Congressional committee is to
invo7''gste Alaska The President Of
the Un]t"d States is expected to visit
Alas.1n. The Dew Governor of Alaska
has srokan in Chicago and elsewhere
for the business development of AL
askl In the April number of a
por'T1r magazine, he sets forth the
frrs'-ess opportunities that exist in
Alaska
This is as ii should be. II the
government is too tMnid to protect
adequately American business in
East Asia too prejudiced to open the
way for American business in Mex
leo. and too, suspicious of American
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27

some enc speaks of the i1ju &c, IT
tho world 20 alludc " Il a ccr-'ain
melancholy and indlGferr-.a, - VI
he terms the false accusation Ct his
having "willcd the war"
During his reign as German En-
poror, William was Prima'e ~ ths
Lutheran State Church of Prr7Ta.
nd rs such he always S'nfisf "h"l Il
ogy and cultivated experiences in d.
Tense of Lutheran doctrines AMI their
application. His mind often was
divided, in those days. between tho
r'udy of miEtPry and religious qucs-
tons. hut now he is said to be r1-
thralled in religious questions atorr.
His mental outlook appoarr IN hay,
borrowed and his rare Visitors md
his mind 70 be closed ~ rrHsnrt Corr
man affairs and the rnla''n1s be-
tween Germany and Other European
nations. ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Religious Mania Gripping
Former Kaiser, 1t Is Said

AMSTERDAM May 27-Former
Emperor Williams devotion to TO-
bglon has progressed to the point
uf mania, Admiral Tirpitz. former
commander of the German navy. is
rer~rtcd 20 have told a friend re-
comfy.
Tho former Kaiser is described as
passing most of each day in reading
the Scriptures. commentaries. ser
mons and other religious books. and
in prayer His physical health APP
pears TO be good. but members Of
his e-tourage at Doom regard his
mental state with anxiety.
II is observed that his interest in
European affairs has diminished
greatly. even Gorm11 politics failing
% intnrest him His mind appears
TO live rather in the pest than in
he present and he is disposed. when.
ever he do y converse on politics and
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
SECOND LARSON
JURY DISACREES
Former President Defunct
Tacoma Bank Has Rat
tied Two Juries.

TACOMA, May 27,-By jurics dis
agreeing in two cases within "a
hours. the prosecution announces
that all Gthcr charges against Ole
Larson, president eli the defunct
Scandinavia American Bank of Ia
coma, will be continued until the fall
orm Of court.
The jury disagreed in the case in
which Larson WIS charged with il
legally borrowing money from the
bank and in the next case, started
Immediately following the disagree
ment. the jury also disagreed. The
second case against Larson was on
a charge OF giving check when his
account was then oYerdrawn
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
PLAN PROPOSED
FOR OPERATION
MUSCLE SHOALS
House Military Committee
Reaches Decision for Gov
eminent Development.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The
House military committee has finally
agreed upon a definite proposal for
the development of the governments
nitrate and power projects at Muscle
Shoals. This proposal follows three
months of continuous investigation of
Henry Ford's offer as we'll as others
sutmrt'ed and expert opinions given
by various officials.
While the proposal lis held in the
s-ric.est confidence it is learned the
Horse military committee plans to
f,fl1w closely the terms offered by
Ford with the exception of the elm
ir.7'''c1 elf The Gorgas, Alabama, steam
plant from the property to be dis
posed of.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
YAQU| INDIANS
ARE NUMBERING
BY WHOLESALE
Indians Reported on General
Uprising and Committing
Many Foul Deeds.
AMERICANS ARE FLEEING
TO BORDER OF THE u. S.
No Americans Are Reported
to Have Been Killed But
Taking No Chances.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, May 26-
American refugees arriving here
from the Yaqui Valley, Sonora, re-
ported wholesale robberies and muir
ders by the Yacqui Indians.
According to the refugees nc AM
orleans have been killed thus far,
all victims of the present outbreak
being Mexicans.
For the past three weeks it is said
the Esperanto Indians have been
plotting and Staying Mexicans. Many
are also reported missing and it is
believed they have been killed.
All Americans are fleeing to the
border for safety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
INDEPENDENTS WANT MCCALL
TO RUN AGAINST LODGE

BOSTON, May 27.-In1erandsnt
Republicans arc e~1eavoring to get
former Governor Samuel Mccall to
run fer United States Senator from
Massachusetts as an independent at
the general election next November.
They feel that it would be useless
to buck the organization with him in
the primary but think he would poll
more votes than Lodge in the gen.
eral election. They admit, however,
th't the result OF McCall's running
mieht he to elect a Democrat this
time hut assert that the Lodge ma
chine would be smashed that way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Charges Milk Prices Are
Held-up by Use Of Threats

SEATTLE. May 27-Charges that
Seattle milk dealers have been com
pelled against their will to MAIN
tain the present milk prices and
were prevented from making reduc-
tions because of threats and intimi-
dation by the Seattle Milk Shippers
Association is made in information
wed today in the Superior Court.
The information was filed by Prose-
cutting Attorney Malcolm Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27

business to encourage it in the Phil
primes. it at least ought to promote
American enterprise on American soil
near home.
That is the proposition for Alaska,
ard il is a pressing proposition in
those lean times
In the last great business crisis
following a great war, American bus
iness-big business-found relief in
the development of the West. Now
Alaska is no Western empire like
that of the '70's. but is an empire of
resources second only to what the
West was so years ago.
Territory Neglected
Ten times as big as Illinois. with
more agricultural land than Illinois
and Indiana combined. and with
such underground riches as other
nations fight wars for on the other
cont inentS of the world
iContinuea on r-nse Two,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM FOR
TUESDAY MAY 50
Complete Program for Day Is
Given-To Begin at Elks'
Hall 100 O'clock.

The Memorial Day program to be
hold Tue-day, May 80, und9r auspices
of the American Legion and AuNil
larry, Afford John Bradford Post No
4. has been completed AID WIN be
as fellows:
Exe9ctles at Ell1s' Hall, 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon the numbers to be:
Music by brakes Orchestra
Prayer by Chaplain Rev. Allen.
Vocal soho, Christ In Flanders" by
Ward Stevens, Miss Connie Martin.
Speaker of the day, Col. J. G
Syaese.
Thirty seconds silence in honor OF
cur heroic dead.
Reading, FLANDERS F.fi," by Miss
Marguerite Bone.
Song, "Star Spanglcd Banner" by
audience, accompanied by brakes
Orchestra.
BenedictiOn by chaplain
Music by Drakcls Orchestra.
Veterans of the Civil War will oc-
cupy sleets of honor on the platform
dprnirg the program at Elks' Hall.
Ser~r-fe portions OF the auditorium
will be reserved for Spanish War
Veterans, for the members of the
Auxiliary and for the American Le-
gion
Parade
The parade is to follow immedi-
ately after the program
Order of march,, colors; 2, firing
squad; 3. bard; 4, Civil War Vet
Grams; 5, Spanish War Veterans; 6,
Boy Scouts: 7, Camp Fire Girls; s,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Fence" for Automobiles
Is Believed Located Now

SPOKANE, W5zh. May 27.-What
the police believe 10 he tho clearing
house for stolen automobiles, was
uncovered here when six men work
ing i'm a local garage were arrested
and held on op@n charges. Six auto
mobiles from which officers claim
have had Identification marks re-
moved. were seized.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Salesman Is Found in
Woods; Indicates Murder

SEATTLE, May 27.-Under circum-
stances pointing > murder, the b9ly
Of A Amour. Sc.'.le salesman, was
found i'm the wood5 near Stanwood
by Lars Chrosa.h, farmer, while lock-
ing for his ears faa. nigh. with a
bullet hole behind the left ear of
Almour's head
Cbroseth seid he SAW TWO men en-
ter the weeds shorty before he found
the body, but saw only one man
leave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
California Univ.
Wins Track Meet

BOSTON. May 26.-The Univer-
sity of California, for the second
time in succession won the Inter-
collegiate A. A. A. track field cham
pionships this afternoon with total
of 401a points; Princeton second
with 81 points. Pennsylvania third
with 81 points, The others were
Cornell with 21h, Stanford with
201a, Harvard IA, Pennsylvania
State and Lafayette with 10 points
each
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Guilty Of Manslaughter;
Is Sentenced to 5 Years

rAIIAS. Tex, May 81 D. E.
Soderman Was today found guilty Of
manslaugh.er in connection with the
staying of Jay Clay Powers, prom
inent hotel owner, actor and play
wright by jury in the criminal
district court Sc1erman was SEN
fenced to five years in the peni-
tentiary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Negro Assaulter Shot,
Killed, Rangers Entrain

WACO, Tex, May 27-A negro,
aged 23 years, WAS shot ana killed
here late ye1terday afternoon by the
father of Mrs. Margaret Hayes. vic
tim of an attack Thursday night
The negro was identified by fiie
girl. Scven shrts were fired into the
rN"rO's body at the home OF the girls
father. The body was thNr taken
to the ruh'ic square and preparations
made to burn it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
British Mandate for
Palestine Protested

GENOA May 27,-Cardinal Gasrari,
P.9prr Socrc' ary of State, has adj
dressed a note lin behalf of the Vati-
can to the League of Nations pro
e'.''Hg in strong terms against the
Brill-h mar1elte for Palestine. This
is according TO an Exchange Tele-
gr1ph Dispatch received this after
moon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Tacna-Arica Controversy
Now Nearing Settlement

WASHINGTON May FIT WAS
formally announced today that de
finite formulas" have been settled
upon in the CA9c11-PG-uvian confer
enee over tb1 Tacnh-Arica following
resumption of sessions of the two
delega+ IONS after weeks of adjourn
ment
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Order Issued to Seize
All Liquor in Transit

WASHINGTON. May 27-The
Treasury Department issued orders
today making effective the Supreme
Courts decision holding is Illegal
shipments of Ginuor i'm transit through
the country The order becomes eff
fective June 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Wouldn't Think
She Could Do 1t
But She Did

FLINT, Mich, May PA
woman with two husbands, who
presided over the house of Night
PatrOlmnn Anthony Snayer by
day. and was always at the
fIomre of Henry Roduck. factory
enF'Gyec WHOM he came home
from work in the evening, is
eth cvoding 40 roliee. The
authorities hcGd a warrant for
her arrest on the charge Of
bigamy
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Writ of Habeas Corpus
Denied Millionaire's Son

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. May ~
The Supreme Court has dismissed
the wllt Of haboas corpus taken from
Walter Ward, millionaire banker s
sen, the central figure in the shoot
ing OF Clarence PN'ers, whose body
WAS found last wo9k, Ward confessed
he was imrliC2tcl but that he had
suffered from bIackmal for six
weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Complete Returns
Give Pinchot
Large Plurality

PITTSBURGH, May 27.-Com.
Ifa'e RETURNS OF the primary
c'actiOl give Clifford Pinchot
514.475 and Attorney General
George e. Alter 500,739.
According to the returns Pin
ohCt has a plurality of 1877 for
the Republican nomination for
Governor eff the state of Penn
sylvania
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT
PAYS FIVE MILLION FOR
LETTERS LOST IN MAIL

WASTUNGTON. May 27-The
Postoffice Department paid out
about 100000 during 1921 for
losses on insured mail matter. The
max imum risk on any one parcel Is
800 and the average loss $12. The
lossos last year were the greatest
IN the history Of the country
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Motor Bandits Commit
Robbery; Loot SIS, 600

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27-Five
motor bandits robbed Arthur J.
Herkst. retired capitalist, and Mrs.
Hcrbst, OF cash. jewclry and furs
worth $4,000 ais they were returning
home from the theater late last
night
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
President Sun Vat Sen
Being Kept Out Of Canton

HONGKONG, May 27-General
Chang Chung Ming. South China
leader. is demanding Sun Vat Sen re-
stign the presidency of South China.
The Canton government has refused
SUN Vat Sen to enter the city and
the President has ordered the navy
to lombard the arsenal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Seattle Employees to Be
Paid; Court Makes Order

SEATTLE Nav 27.-Superior
Court Judge Calvin S. Hall today
p1-anted a writ Of mandate directing
City Comptroller Harry w. Carroll to
issue pay warrants and City Treas
ilrer Ed. l.. Terry 20 cash them for
the city employees whose pay was
hold M by Mayor Hugh Caldwel's
veto Of the salary appropriation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
George Boole, Seattle
Capitalist Dies Today

SEATTLE, May 27--George Boole,
prominent capitalist of Seattle. with
Northwest. died suddenly to-day near
hts ranch near Monroe. He leave
widow. in Seattle; two sisters, and
a brother, in San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Hops Off on Third Leg
OF Flight Around World

EBOURHET, Frlnce, May FL
Major w. T. Blake, aviator, and his
G npaaors jlsmrc1 eff this forenoon
for Turin. From there they plan
to fly to Rome en- the third hop of
the "trip around the world, on which
Alaska will also be included
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Much Damage Is Done by
Cloudburst in Illinois

BURR fNGTON. Iowa. May 27--A
r'oudhlwqi late yesterday afternoon
TN~i"f tho ni'Y's manufacturing and
iohhing district. waShe1 ont sewers
"r1 to7rng uD paving The prop
Nr'v damage VIII run into large
figures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Expect Developments
In Taylor Murder Case

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, May Fl
The county authorities announced
Developments lin the case of Frank
Moran, known as MAC" being held
here, lead them to believe Moran
was either a party to the murder Oh
William Desmond Taylor, in Los An
geles several months ago, or has inn
portant knowledge concerning il.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Labor War Cars" Are
Released; $4,000 Each

CHICAGO May 27.-"Big Tim
Murphy and Fred Nader, described
as the "czars in the labor war" were
today ordered released from Jail I'M
der $75, 900 bonds each.
They were recently arrested in
connection with the bDmbingS and
murders on May Q.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-27
Snow Covers Western
Montana; Fruit Damaged

MTSSOUI1A. Mort. May 27.--Sev-
era1 riches Of snow covered Western
Mor'sna this morning following a
1'ernl l"st sight Heavy damage is
faarcd in the fruit districts.