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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and Cheaply made at home,
hut il beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands of housewives have
found that they can save twosthirds
OF the money usually spen for cough
preparations. by using this we'll
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. 1t is simple and cheap but 1t
has no equal for prompt results. 1t
takes right hold of a cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get Il, ounces of Pinex from any
druggist. pour it into a pint bottle,
and add plain granulated sugar syrup
10 make a full pint. II you prefer,
use clarified molaSses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, 1t tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
1t acts, penetrating through every air
passage of the throat and lungs
IOosens and raises the phiegm,
soOthes and heals the membranes,
and gradually but surely the annoy
ing throat tickle and dreaded cough
disappear entirely. Nothing better
for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
hoarseness or bronchial asthma.
pinex Is a special and highly COM
centrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world
over for its healing effect on mem
branes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "2I, ounces of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The PineN Co.,
IT. WEVne, Ind.
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ABOVE SUSPICION
By Robert Orr Chipperfeld
4uthor of The Bullet" unseen Hands,"
"The Trigger Of Conscience" Etc
Copyright, NJ Mcbride Co

TO rope off thise space. Godfrey
Mrs. Cayley spoke with d Jorced
composure. which left her lips stiff
fened and white. Il appreciate your
taking the initiative at this sad nd
terrible time"
Well. ms'am GeofT turned his cap
about between his plastersmeared
fingers. II aim 10 mind my own bust
ness, but l kinder thought you'd ant
it done, bein's you're city folks and
strange TO the ways out here when
a accident like this happens
That is why I sent for you just
now. Mrs. Cayley nodded. II sup
pose there are local authorities to be
telephoned for in the case of-sud-
den death
II the workman noted her slight
hesitation. he appeared TO attach no
significance to It, His stolid. mildly
ruminative countenauce did not
change an iota in expression. as he
nodded in his turn and drawled:
only Doc Hood. ma'am. You git
him on the wire-AIain Sand tell
him how Henry found things when he
come down this mornin', and he'll be
here IN a jiffy to take charge. He'll
do whatever there is to be done. Is
there any ways 1 can help you now,
Mis Cayley, before 1 git back to
my cement work."
You might assist Henry upstairs
to his room. If you will. He is quite
unfit for anything and must rest.
This DR. Hood have heard of
him, although we have had no need
Of physicians services since We
came. He is an official as well. is
he not?"
Yes. ma'am: medical examiner"
Geoff folded his cap and stuffed it
into the pocket OF his overalls. "If
you'll tell me which is Henry's room
Lefty will go with you and show
you"
Mrs. Cayley glanced once more
with a shudder at the roped-in semi
circle, turned toward one OF the doors
under the gallery and then paused
The work on the terrace must be
now. of course" she said
Geoffrey, at least until / can summon
my brothers secretary from town.
may need you"
GeoT glanced down and shutfied
one foot awkwa rdly In the sand.
cause 'tain't my business. but
seems you ask me. ma'am, I can
stick around" he responded at length
not unwillingly, adding: Il got
a-plenty jobs to DO thatll keep me
within call"
II shall appreciate IT." Mrs Cay
ley turned away once more. as Lefty
the buffers huddled fig
ure and remarked:
We're goin' to get you upstairs
now, Henry. come on, Geou, ne can
walk up between US all right l
guess"
But that Individual did not imme-
diately respond. Instead. he scraped
the sand aside with a. quick dig of
his squRre-toed boot, disclosing that
which his shuffiing motion of a. mo-
ment before had covered. Picking 1t
up. he thrust it hastily into the pocket
with his cap. 1t was just a scrap of
some soft. black. glossy fabric which
had lain unnoticed near one of the
urns back of the bench: yet it pos
sessed an interest. indeed, for Geoffrey
the stonemason.
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ADVERTISEMENT
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA

/ Chronic coughs and persistent
I colds lead to serious lung trouble.
! You can stop them now with Creo-
| n,ulsion, an emulsified creosote that
I is pleasant to take. CreomulSion
| is a new medical discovery with
! twofold action; it soothes and heals
the infiamed membranes and kills
!. the germ.
! OF all known drugs, creosote Is
| recognized by the medical fra
/ terntty as the greatest healing
I agency for the, treatment of
chronic coughs anu colds and
other forms of throat and lung
| troubles. Creomulsion contains,
in addition to creosote, other heal
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/ heal the infiamed membranes and
/ stop the irritation and fntlamma-
I ton, while the creosote goes on to
/ the stomach, is absorbed into the
\ blood, attacks the seat OF the
trouble and destroys the germs
that lead to consumption.
\ Creomulsion is guaranteed sat
| isfactory i'll the treatment OF
! chronic coughs and colds, bron-
J chial asthma, Catarrh, bronchitis
! and other forms of throat and
lung diseases. and is excellent for
building uD the system after colds
or the flu. Money refunded if
any cough or cold, no matter of
how long standing, is not relieved
after taking according to direc-
, tons Ask your druggist. Creo-
mulsion Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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CHAPTER III.
How Did He Die

The bluff. hearty voice that replied
to Mrs. Cayley over the wire was
unlike the suaye. professionally
sympathetic voices of the fashionable
city physicians to which she had been
accustomed. But when she an
nounced her identity and the pur-
port of her call, the tone rang with
a note of unstudied. human feeling.
Your brother, you say, Mrs. Cay
ley? Died suddenly? l know Mr..
Bernhard by sight. Of course. Shocked
to hear 1t. I'll be over right
after-
You don't understand, Doctor"
Mrs. Cayley interrupted in her tenseiy
repressed tones. Mr.. Bernhard was
injured in some manner during the
night, no one seems to know how.
1t is in your official capacity that
/ have called you at the suggestion
of the local carpenter and mason who
happens to be working here for me.
My hrother-his death was not a nat
ural one"
"Ah. l see. In that case ] will
come at once. Please make s--e that
nothing is disturbed until L get there,
and tell Geoff Peters to wait; that's
the man you mean, isn't tt?"
The kindly voice had crisped with
peremptory authority, and Mrs Cay
ley replied swiftly:
Yes"
Tell him to give you any assist
anoe you may need in keeping every
=on< away from tho body tin reach
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE wanted as caretakers Of gentleman :
estate, suburbs of Washington, until April ;
best references required. Address Box 3s-M
Star office. 13s
MAID. French, also butler. white; references
cooking. with early breakfast 12s
MAN OR WOMAN-Colored. 10 sell nigh class
1ewelry on easy payments who has had soms
experience at house TO- house canvassing. State
what experience you have had. Address Box
20o-T. Star Office.
MEN AND WOMES-Learn real estate busi-
ness; free lectures on sRlesmanship, 8 pm
Tuesdays and Thursdays employment whole
or part time. William Il. Matrsson, 810-611
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Can 'tStop pjOint-Ease

You can't stop people from buying
Joiut-Eass- for sore throat and cold in
chest" writes one of our druggist friends
. They say it's the hest ever
We know that, of course. but please re-
member that Joint-Ease is for stir,
swollen. painful joints, whether rheumatic
or not, and it's tremendous sale for that
purpose proves that it is the one joint
remedy that gets the most satisfying re-
suits.
tube costs so cents at Peoples Drug
Stores and druggists everywhere. Just
rub it on and In a few seconds it disap-
pears completely under the skin. and relief
follows instantly ly.-Advertisemant
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HOW THE STORY BEGAN.

A servant AT tho country house OF Mrs.
Samuel Caylcy at Sunny Beach, upon going 10
the lower floor in the morning. finds a. dead
body. apparently that or the brother OF the
mistress Of the. house. near stone bench.
vita the back OF the head crushed in. This
Mr. Bernhard, sitting upon the bench late at
night, and the latter had told him he would
lock the doors leading to the patio. which
faced the water. The buffers cries arouse
Lefty, another servant. and the COL
lapses from excitement. the woman takes
in the meantime the rest Of the household is
aroused. Vera, younger woman. is instruct
ed to keep Mildred, Benkard's young niece
from knowing the full extent of the tragedy
Geof Peters, men about the grounds ropes
OF the place where the body lies, in prepa-
ration for the arrival of Doc Hood the
coroner. While the household is in the midst
OF the excitement Mildred announces the ring
ing OF the telephone.
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CHAUFFEURS.

NII4 y 7 L = INtI.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply;
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI.
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
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=.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
who can show a successful rec
ord, who has sold Automo-
bile, Garage and Accessory deal
ers, we have real opportunity
for Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania territory.
The man we want must have
ability as a salesman and as a
business builder, and be a hard
and steady worker, willing to
learn our methods and willing
to work as we want him to
work. The future is up to the
man who succeeds i'll getting the
job. We will be pleased to give
your application every consid-
Grafton.
BAYERSON OIL WORKS,
Pennsylvania Petroleum
Products,
MAKERS OF EBONITE,
Erie, Pa.
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)hinese. references. Address Box
office
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tCoutinued In Tomorrow's Star.l
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~ Sot Io-o It'll 81. II. W.
MAN - Vacancy next year fer experienced
man with OF the largest life insurance
companies. best contract: present average
over 81. 600 year: references. Address sOx
3J4-L Star Office
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MEN, FIVE. TO work for mortgage company,
with or without experience. Apply 81 In
fer bldg
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CHAUFFEUR for delivery truck. Conger
Laundry. 23rd and y. y. ave.
CHAUFFEURs, with own cars Ford sedans
and Dodges preferred. Sedan Taxi Service,
1929 9th St NV 17s
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MAN. colored, honest, for cleaning halls In
apartment house; city references. 1925 10th
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAN wanted for
retail fruit stand. must he experienced one
with poultry experience preferred. Apply
Come Back Mkt. 1920 7th st. NV. Ask for
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BOYS WANTED in paper box factory. Colum-
bia Speciality Paper Box Co, 81 Hanover st.
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B00KKEEPER desires several sets OF books
to keep evenings. Address Box 54-M Star
Office. l3"
BUS BOY, porter. elevator operator or work
OF any kind, colored. n. 5lIa
BOY. Swiss. bank and business experience.
French. German and italian languages. Ad-
dress Box 300-L, Star office. 13"
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

B0OKKEEPER desires several sets OF books
to keep evenings. Address Box 54-M. Star
BUS BOY. porter. elevator operator or work
of any kind, colored. n. 0l1a.
BOY. Swiss. bank and business experience
French German and italian languages. Al
dress Box 3OO-L. Star office. l3'
BUTLER, Chinese. references. Address BOX
ol-M. Star Office.
CASHIER-Cafe hotel dining room. Tong
experience executive ability; middle god
man reference or bond. Address Box 25I-I-
Star office.
CHAUFFEUR or houseman - Young colored
man wants work; references. Apt o, 1873
18th NV. IL
CLERICAL POSITION. by young man with
knowledge of bookkeeping; references. Ad-
dress Box BIN. Star office.
CLERK. experienced in luggage and shoe sell
ing; good reference. North 47I-W. Is
COON, experienced. wishes position as chef
or second. Phone North 1O092. 12'
BLDERLY MAN. light inside work. "47 10th
St
HOrsEMAN OR PORTER. work wanted 10y
coiored man, experienced ref. l721 10th
JOB PI.AsTER1NG-work guaranteed. rank
lin 9S22-W. liz
JOBS, several, for students Call Howard
University Y. NJ. q. A. Columbia 500. l2'
MANAGER. soda fountain and tea room; rx-
perienced: very capable. Address BOX 3i7 l.,
star office IL
,MANAGEMENT or HOTEL. by man and wife
unincumbered European or American. or
apartment house in out Of city. On salary
| and commission. Thoroughly experienced in
management and economic buying. Address
Box 4S-M. star office. II"
MEAT GUTTER and grocery clerk. first class;
s9ss W. 13'
MEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk. expert
enced and best of references. Address Box
837-I. Star Office l2'
PLUMBER or steamftters apprentice; young
man desires position; experienced. Address
Box 60 81. Star office.
PORTER. wanted by coIored man. 426 p st.
NV. IL
STEADY WORK Of any kind. % years with
one company; II years old, strong and active.
First-class references. Joshua Jordan. colOred,
26l4 X St NV.
STENoGRAPHER SECRETARY Several
years varied experience. above average in
speed and accuracy. Address Box 26l-L. Star
office. l3'
work at anything. preferably travel or around
private family; best city references. 49, Col.
road
Young MAN wants work OF any Kind. Co
lumbia sas0J. 12'
YOUNG high school graduate wishes posi-
ton with future. Frank Watzmsn, - Eye
ne.
YOUNG MAN. %, widely Travelled. speaks
languages well educated, ambitious. desires
I'm, star office la
SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE.
COOK. housemsn. stay nights; also girls for
sewing y. 1856. " Ia
MAN AND WIFE wish positions janitor
and cook in apartment Call lis Florida ave
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MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.

Auto sales and service station: excius.ye
auto sales agency; franchise covers large trrr.-
tory: popular car; rent, SiT5 for entire bnild
ing: price, $3.50
Restaurant. well equipped. old established
living rooms price right
Restaurant. 9th and SITS; price.
So 200
Near beer and lunch: price right.
Furniture store: good corner. $1,000
Dry goods and novelty store rooms: 81 0OG
Hotel: 10 rooms. baths: 81 800.
Hotel 30 rooms: large lobby; So 800
booming house: Il rooms: exclusive
Eooming house; 30 rooms; bargain.
EOoming house: IL rooms: $500
booming house: 10 rooms: $3.50.
Shoe shining and repairing. s.. SOC
Dyeing and cleaning: bargain at 81 O-0
List your place with our successful ONCE
and save time.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS
90 New York Ave
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WANTEDA partner, silent or active, 10 in
yest 5000 for third interest in a large and
fully established paying business, or Will par
liberal interest on 4 loan OF the same
amount: If interested and mean business at
dress RoX 35B-l.. Star office
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statesmen

Large earnings and a permanent connec-
tion are available to four hve experienced
security salesmen.
This is exceptional opportunity for sea
soned men, because cooperation makes
this offer n class a. connection.
For further details call.
VIM. l.. MOORE& COMPANY
14OS II ST Y w Ground Floor
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81 SlOo0-Rooming and boarding; big bargain
S2Wb-Grocery and confect.; cheap rent
S4O0-Grocery and rooms; cheap rent
SIN-Grocery and rooms: rent, $40
SSO0-GToeery and 2 rooms: rent $40
Si,2O0-I5rocery and rooms; rent, S25
S2Whl-Grocery and rooms; rent, $40.
S3.JpO-Grocery and . rooms rent. S65.
S2sO-COnfect. and shoeshine stand.
S350--COnfect. and 8 rooms rent $40
Sg1u-Confect. and 4 rooms: rent, $50
81 .5OO-Confect. aud rooms; rent, S45
S3.30O-Confect. and > rooms; rent, SIS.
St5O-Iunch business: ) furnished rooms
81 ,o00-Lunch business good stand.
SSO0-Lunch and oyster business; rent stA
Sl50-Taioring business; good location
sS00-Taioring business: good business
$oJO-Cigar aud newsstand; rent. S25.
SN'N1Cigar and newsstand; rent. $50
S,000-Cisars and newsstand: rent $25
Sl,0O0-Nearbeer and pool tables: good bus
mess: cheap rent; 8 rooms.
$750--Moving picture theater: $50 seats
$550--Garage and repair shop, % care
r. III. CURTIS, MAIN s042, MAIN S0z3
2iS Machinists' bldg. 9th and Mass ave. NV.
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That's our IIG-.. ..',..aTa = oct thsTu
Main 4IJ5 if-..- =, -. '"N-
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MAN-FOr educational institution. preferably
between - and 35: must be experienced typist,
dictaphone operator and capable for general
office work, mimeographIng; efficient, indus
trious. punctual, neat; good references; hours
to 10 pm; Catholic preferred. Give full
details and salary expected. Address Box &C.
VI. Star office I3s
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Only Burroughs Company
School in Washington.
BURROUGHS ADDING, BOOKKEEPING
AND CALCULATING MACHINE SCHOOL.
Complete preparation for Bank Commercial
and Government work
Day and Evening Glasses
Apply
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY,
124 lIth st. Ii. ". Phone Main 2T60.
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GENTLEMEN, for spare time whole time,
to represent leading New York life insurance
company. Address Box 172E, Star office.
MAN, white, to attend small farm near Sandy
Spring. Md. references. Address Box 2S6-L,
Star office 13s
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oAhEhAs, Hello glasses, shotguns. tools Of
every kind; anything you have 10 sell GTor.'s
a1th and NV. Phone Franklin s33 or postal
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HELP MALE

SEVER mali ORIGINAL recommendations
On applying for employment Use COPIES
BO0TBLACKS, 4 good ones. Di Carlo, 2Ol2
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

Donglasi Garn. Douglas;, Inman' Ketchikan tliitfH saH
 Half-mile Run-First, Manning, Douglas; Camper, Juneau; Craig, Ketchikan.
 Half-mile Relay Race First, Douglas; Ketchikan; Juneau.
 One-mile Walk-Juneau first and second Two Douglas men dis qualified.
 Elementary School,
 220-yard Dash-F1rst, Sully, Jul neau; Inman, Ketchikan; Popovich, Juneau.
 Half-mile Run First, Inman, Kctchikan; Sully, Juneau; Falconer, Ketchikan.
 Half-mile Relay Race-First, Ju- neau; Ketchikan; Douglas.
 Half-mile Walk First, Bailey, Ketchikan; Popovich, Juneau. One Juneau and one Douglas man dis qualified.
 The complete list of events, en- .trants, winners and standings will be printed tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

churches of many denominltiCp5 who favor the fa9eal Of sich laws, lanl not by the i. W. w. as had boon charged.
 Policy States Position
 Declaring that he is a member of inc American Legion, Mir. Policy read from the constitution of that or ganization setting forth it's aims. He said he paid no attention to street corner gos D and declared: "I am no Bolz zAevak. There is no paint on my house-red, nor white nor yet blue"
 MT. Shepard said he was not sur prised that such a bill was intro duced. In fact. he added, 'l would not have been surprised if bill had been introduced to bring Bill Hay wood and his bunch back from Rus s.a and aparopriat.ng money to pay the expenses of the trip
 Mr. Ross expressed 2 high regard for Mr. Decker and his sincerity. There are laws on the statute books covering overt acts against the gov ernmont. he argued. He d.d not Ia yor driving agitators and parlor so- cialists under cover with their ac- tivities. declaring that he believed the American peorle could be trust ed to take care of themselves. The punishment fer criminal conspiracy he added. is provided and he thought that f Was unnecessary to punish a fool who appeared in public.
 .Tt is not because he is fool that he is punished, declared MT. Daly' springing to h.s feet. "It is because he advocates the use of force and violence and destruction of property to bring about changes for which or derly processes are established.
 He read briefly from a commnni. cation received by him several months ago from the Nome Miners Union asking If he would work for the repeal of the law and his reply in whish he stated emphatically he would not. He said, however. that he did not want it understood that the union had gone on record for the repeal, saying that he had heard nc more from il and did not know ho" it stood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

Here is Dr. Fritz Filbry, the leading nose, ear and head special ist of Germany, who defied the decree of the German Medical Society refusing aid to French and Belgian soldiers. Your order is inhuman, stupid and danger ous," he wrote to the head of tho society, in Leipzig.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
SENATE AGREES ON PURCHASE OF
 LOCAL BUILDING
Decides Buy Garside Build- for Museum, Territor-
 ial Offices, Etc.

The Senate in Committee of the Whole today agreed to purchase the Garside Building. and realty on which it stands, to be used TOT housing the Alaska Museum and Historial Libary and for offices Of the Territorial Treasurer, Attorney General, and Commissioner of Edu- cation. The agreement included an appropriation of 5,0O0 fer pur- chase and $2,000 for removing the offices from their present location to the Garside Building.
 The purchase of the building and appropriation of the sum named was recommended by the Whole Con- mittee and adopted by the Senate. The bill was then referred to the Judiciary Committee to be redraft- ed. By this action the Senate re- iected the Policy plan approved by the House which called for 10000 for the construction of a concrete structure for the Library and Mu- scum, and also the Aldrich substi- ute which involved purchase and of the A. B. Building.
 Two Senate bills, two House bills and one House memorial were pass eu Dy lH6 oeHdle lHiS niOi hih5' ho memorial endorsing the Channel and Youngs Bay portage Rivers and Harbors pro- jects and asking for immediate ap- propriaticn of funds for the work, was passed without opposition.
 Senator Chamberlin's bill appro- priating $12,000 for additional re- lief of Restitution, Senate Bill No. III, Ayers bill relative to Terri torial printing. Polley's anit-nar- nnties bill carrying stringent pro- hibitive features, and Shepard's bill Chapter 22, Session Laws of Alaska, 1919. relative to time for foreign corporations to file annual Senate.
 fry yfr0 nhnna RIA
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continuously since Iae adjoHrnment of Congress Tn VIsHing reclamation projects in the West. He Is a mem Der of the Committee on Irrigation of Arid Lands.
 MT. Smith has always been very much interested in Alaska. He was the secretary of the Senate Commit tee on Territories when it considered the Alaska criminal and civil codes. Senator w B. Hepburn of Idaho was chairman of the committee.
 MT. Shoup will be advised later of the plans of the Idaho Congressman