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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

Null. Mass. March os-Faragon
Park. New Enelands largest sea-
shore amusement center. and 50
houses were destroyed tonight hy a
fire which swept Nartasket Beach
Oh tie wings OF 4 wind that reached
a velocity Of 50 miles. At midnight
the flames re working against the
viri and tie Atlantic House, prin-
cap, hoiel al the resort, was threat
ened THE loss was in the hundreds
q. thousands Of dollars and. by
some, W: estimated at million.
The water supply, obtained through
a pumping station at bingham. was
Inadequate While freraen stood
Idly by. unable 10 DO anything 10
stop the flames, dynamite was sent
Tor in an attenln. 10 hold them in
lha. way. Unless the flames could
he stopped i. the Atlantic House.
The southern extremity o. the strand.
!. was feared tina, Hal! would be
ta~red ouI 10 The CohaSSat line. =
The new own hail. built a. cost
.. ss:' oe0 ard The Damon public
itcr.irued on Page Col. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
n. E. COTTON MILLS
ADVANCE WAGES TO
MEET WOODEN PLANTS

Boston. March oS-To the wage in
creases already granted TO upwards
OF 10000 woolen mill operatives in
New England there were added today
advances 10 about o5,00Q workers in
cotton mills. These advances marked
the first action by cotton manutac-
turing interests 70 NEE, the higher
wage levels set by the wooden mills
ard come while the workers q Fall
River. = cotton center employing So
ooo are involve! in swo sepraIe sets
Of wage demands - rival unions.
In the pas advances by cotton and
woole:. groups as large IS those noly
on record for the revision upward
have aln.os. Invariably been followed
by = general increase in the textile
industry. Such action would affect
approximately e5e.0pV pc. sons At Ifa
present volume of operation. which.
y. mos, cases IS normal.
The big center OF Lawrence with
only : few exceptions among - mills
vas placed on the higher wage leve!
through announcement by tfe Pacific
mills, makers q both cotton and
worsted goods, tina: :, would grant :
l-a2 per cent. increase - is SG19
employees. TIE American Noolen
ColnpaDy's several plants II Law
renee were the .l-s: % declare higher
price Isis and .he Arlington mills.
he third Irino.pal operating factor
there Joined !.loNe--.e-2. Yesterday.
New Hampshire was b-olGh; into
line ly tl2a Arlcske>3g Narufac:l turing
:
mills :. Manchester. employing lhcu:
1850 persons. would te placed On
wage schedules Ia per cent higher
April -. Tie AD3oskeaE plant :
among the largest devoted r-.rc.p al.y
. cotton products il tbs world.
\ few minutes after -ce industry
learned Of the action o. tte Amos
se2s company the Nashua Nanutac-
.i.r.I.g company. oI'er2-!rS the Jack
sor ard Nashua mills with @6a
operatives pQs,e6 motives - a. a1
vance Ihe amour. q which WIS 10.
stated
Several smaller nils, mostly max
ers q woo.e- goods. also pCt5--e-s en-
rlo!es that Il1ey were meeting ne
n.w standards. tut ,ta cotton MANI
tac.urers q Nev Bedford and q
Eho3a Island, were understood e he
awaiting the outcome Ct the neec-11-
.sors in Tau River. while those II
Maine were considering their >--Ea-
MON III The ,.-1.. ot The advances =.
New Hampshire today.
Burlington. March "a -. pa-
cent. increase effective April a. hzs
been granted u $50 employees q The
Queen City Cotton company Of Bur
1.rsto-l. according 70 n announce
s.enf made today IL a. NJ Young,
treasurer Ct IRE company. The wage
3rcTe.ase brings the WAGES al-.c's. 70
.har width VS. reached - -hs J1ea <,
which vas reached II June u 1929.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Pope Asks Release
Of Ecclesiastics
Convicted in Moscow

Rome. March e (By A. P.}-Pope
Plus has asked the Soviet govern
nent of Russia 10 libera.e Arch
bishop ZepliaE and tie other eccIes-
iastlcs convicted in Moscow On the
ground that they are members Of the
Catholic hierarchy and the p0pe's
subjects.
The negotiations in favor Of Arch
bishop ZeplIak and the others have
been entrusted - Professor Walsh.
formerly member Ok che American
Rclief Commission II Russia and
NOW head Of the pCDiiAcai mission
for relief in Southern Russia Pro
fessor Wassl was continually aEEIIr-
81 Dy the Soviet government that.
IN case the trial could nOt be aT0id-
Cd. any capital sentences would not
he carried out SimllaI assurance
ha- been received since tise trial.
News q he stay u sentence for
the convicted ecclesiastIcE has some
.rsfa. Gained the apprehension al
The Vatican. which hopes mat the
question nay yet he satisfactorily
CONCLUDED.
pope Plus. nher n Warsaw as
aros-olic. -5si-ator. obtained tie lib
GRAFTON Of MonsiGnor Ropp. who was
accused Of Z similar CtseEse. b. set
ting forth that -re latter was
members OF the Catholic Hierarchy
and fhtrs<ore. q snh5ect Of the pope
In following q similar course N
tie present case. the Holy See does
ns- raise any question O politics or
nationality. merely maintaining that
TIE Sorie-s should recognize mat the
condemned p-elales are Numbers 2.
tie Catholic Hierarchy.
Therefore the Vatican asks that
they he recognized a. subjects %
The pope. and rogue t1+iT Ett5a-
ton Ia The name Of the pope-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Daugherty's Statement
Untimely Is Feeling
Of President Harding

81. Augustine. Fla. March Is
The political atmosphere which has
30 Lightly surrounded President
Harding and the administration
officials composing his vacation
party. today seemed TO gather lit
tie closer.
One OF the contributing factors TO
this concentration WAS Development
that THE President after turning over
IL MS mind the statement recently
made in Miami by Attorney General
LI@ugherfy. his pre-conrention man
ager ID 1920 and since then his chief
political adviser. had come TO the
conclusion that il hight have been
better had the statement been with
held al least for the present In
his statement. Mr.. DaUghesty. while
emphasizing that il WAS too long
until the 1921 cam paign 10 begin
talks Of politics. pTe6ic1e6 that Mr.
Harding would be q candidate for
denomination
The other factor was the arrival
here 81 Mr.. haugherty. Until TO-
day the President and his principal
ADVISER In matters Of politics haS
not mat since The latter had issued
his statement. Mr.. Daugherty came
10 -. Augustine in accordance with
previously announced plans and is
On route 10 Washington. after a visit
10 flof1aa 10 -ecuperate from his re-
cent illness. The President and Mr..
DaUgbertg were together only q few
minutes today. Mr. Harding stopping
At the Attorney Generals suite on
his way 10 lunch.
The President in his Etu6y OF fre
situation is understood By some Of
those close 20 him 10 have sinyly in
has -1oo the two remaining years
OF MS administration and 10 feel fhs.
proper solution of the problems they
Will present should he subject Of
rDoree thought than wha. Is 10 hap
pen 10 him personally in 1924
The chief executive il was learned
rs highly appreciatiNe Of the motives
1hat a.ctuefed Mr. DauslGtzY IN
making ms statement and has the
greatest confidence fn the ATTORNEY
generals Judgment However. as
has feelings have been 3rlterrre-s.fi
atT some 81 fis friendx. r. ants 10
AVOID ANYTHING tat would .5nce rag
sosioas during the coming months
fifth politics
ny aug}ief-T Tar rnade II plain
sinte giving out bus Statement. that
n Was nos inspired by The President
and las hrfn rDcs- anxious 10 re-
aleN@ tb@re2ecuti7e Of any erJ9Asar'ra SIS
inenf that might have been oecas-
luned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29


New York, March cS.-The lime
light of public interes, (which has
shifted +ror, o,.ro,o 60 aI,aroo.-,.
$50" On. 'i.,'' s'o'e' ~ cha ''o'e'
II. the Dorothy heenan murder case
tonight was focused on the identity
of ,}A mon who ,fo;or D-anar NJ
Da,@tos, ,.i., ~
- so'i " ~i'e e'ii'eo STATES
Attorney General, today said had
threatened to blacltnail him because
IF his acc,,ai,,.o-.o ,,.i.h .ho ,o.,al
:
"''iess ne sot MN loo "ith the
Department of Justice.
Daucher1v. eppcarin- Voluntarily
,.o-o,.. ,.., ,.
.'-''e -A9Si9 '''''' i'S''' V' -N''o'ltS
tccota' discussed - iongih his &C
uuaintance with The slll:. glii ami
tb.r ,,o;,1i,,t. ~o,c,r,.~s ,.-;sh,
-.
utter giving 'hs prosecutor the name
OF the alleged hlaCkmaller,
This name. NJ. pecora Kent 10
himself The only HIM ma. ha
would give newspaper ner vs. +hs.
the man in question ALREADY he3
been questioned liz tEa nnlice IN rar.
nectie1 win another motter
Reporters encoun-erei tho same
difficulty inrarvi.vinr I1ourrcrt[. as
they ola when tho mvs-arinus ..,fr
Narshail"--he Girls e14.riy ~
I,,irar Later revealed rs 7 l. ,t;..b
oil Phila1elnNi., Cani1alis- ard .I,,l.-
n1;.D-z,.3s ,ha cr,,-ral f--,r~c ~ 10
drama.
Nh. pscora for -;uo d.ys shialse =
Mitchell from, 7he mess .o5aI, tooL
tbc SANE nr.can,inrs II -. ~
Daucr,rty's wishes 10 ayojd ir-a~-
viewers were fTf-;lla5 tn la-eS-
witness was v-hisksd in ana or- ~
tra crir,i~,i romr- l,.,ii,;;~r - :; :
meeting with NJ, P+cora VS. 1,al3
il -l,a of7sc. ~ .,o.f,e1 ,.ros.r,,.a-
Daucharry WIS close-..s wiz NJ
Pecora abo,,, j. minutes - H..
end Of r3a conference Mr. psro-a
said J.. had Co,,4-r9..; =. -,er 10
rorrs Of hi casual +-5.rsel1i1 v-i-7,
Miss kee-sn INA he a--ar9~- -ras..
hv telepl.ooa "a hIarEr,an nv, r.
hIack,1ajl anglo W. VII ,.a--;el.,-
larlv interested me rroser,;ior rn-
i Is his theory tha- n. HI VA
slain bv blaci-naiIers who failed 70
make her coopera1e in ,,o, -
shake down" Nti.creu
Nj. Pecora said ina. pau-T,s-tv
would be on can s. q witness Tr-},,.r,-
ever he was wanted ami ;rSica-ea
that he might himself ,n-erI...y ~
nan named ht- -r- 1,7sjo- H.. sil
n; safe. however. VII. o. yi7t--a
such an interview would take place.
or whether he exr.c--5 "a ~e~.jy..
another visit from Mitchell or an
initial CA: iron, Ni5rcrel-'s +a-,,.--j0-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Feeling Running High

This resolve came as the result
Of some feeling On the part Of mem
bers o. the Legislature since Co..
eFDor Baxter issued his proclsna-
ton calling for a referendum on the
act at the genera election in 1929.
and during the past few days mem
bars have held conferences to con-
slider the most effective manner Of
taking UP the question Of an early
referendum on this measure which
has been passed over the Governors
veto.
For the past few days il Lad been
rumored that such q resolve was
forthcoming. bu. its form and con-
tents were kept dark secret.
Early in the afternoon. Wednes-
day. Senator Wardsw ofth. rising TO
tCont;rued on Page 12-Col. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

The stand Of the members Of the Legislature who voted
to support the Kennebec Reservoir Company Charter bill
the Governors veto sharply set forth and request
made for referendum the matter in the present year.
1929 instead Of 1924 resolve presented Wednesday az
tenoon in the Senate by Senator Wadwoh Of kennebec
county.
The Governors veto message to the Legislature the bill
is reviewed and many Of the contained therein
are resented in the resolve and statement which
adopted by the Senate almost unanimously Senator Spencer
Of York being the only one to oppose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
NANTASkET BEACH
AMUSEMENT PARK
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

Great Seashore Amusement Center at Para
gon Park and Is Houses D stroyed by
Flames Famed by 5O-Mile Wind-Firemen
Resort to Dynamite in Effort to Halt Con-
fagration, When Water Supply Proves In
adequate Summoned from Brockton,
Rockland, Marshfield, bingham, Quincy
and C0hasset-Make Stand Just North of
Atlantic House Companies of Troops
Guarding Property = Started Near Band
stand in Paragon Park = Estimate Loss at
Control at LIS A. Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
SENATE RESOLVE CALLS
FOR REFERENDUM THIS
YEAR ON RESERVOIR BILL

Upper Branch Plainly Resentful in Almost
Unanimous Adoption of Document Intro
duced by Senator Wadsworth of Kennebec-
Resolve Declares Legislature Has Been I'm
justly Attacked by Governor in His Procla-
mation-Proposes Referendum This Year
Instead of Next as Favored by Chief Execu-
tive-Senate Accepts Committee Proposal
of State-Built Toll Bridge Across Kennebec
at Bath-H0use 0. KS Committee Recon-
mendation of S895,OO0 for University
of Maine - Warm Debate Precedes Both
Questions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Cuban Sugar Growers
Say Price Increase
Not Due Speculation

Nav ya-E. Narch eS--he Assooia-
So r Nj Owrt-S a-6 Can Growers
e. CHA, IN : massage q i3orai.e =
Alt't-ls lis honorary rrt sl6e7l-, assert
e. ;as cP:r3ta .ndzr hist The !7se n
TIE 1-cs {. sugar wss oGa 10 Hs...-
rh,s ca~sss a-5 -o.;o sTec -lst3vs &ots
ca .hs pa: - Cubs rsrEs- Frceuosrs
Hf tss - tie associations mas
sag 2dGc6 80 sSsa-e .hs -A17,s7i IS z
9'f'tT,}s ne. nothing has been oo-e TX
Cuban T~ot ecsrs "a aT,i6cislly impose
hss T:-oss Owing 20 ksaa e-ce'acrr' {
c61cli1trS cc-ilrEa.ln-f ot great cane
supplies were IN pos lie and his TO
etfatr with tAe drought IN Cphs- has
A-ac.ca he Aaa31Ah5s care spp7.y-
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Treasurer Field Of
Bangor Concern Dead

BANGOR NE Tarcl1 eg-Alber- J
Field since 1911 secretary and treas
urer u 1be Bacon and Robinson COM
pafT. Bangor coal concern. died this
morning ~ his home here after an
sJiiiesss t11stItg since last October
f5%f 19ak 10 h2s business asscc1atio
Isl Aa1s cllF he had been connected
Win coal firms IN Boston and New
iorE- lie had Also been associated
lf responsible capacity with the Pub
air Works Company Of Bangor. since
superseded by the Bangor Railway
and Electric company He. WAS 80
years Of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Government Defines
Tightward, Spendthrift
and Thrifty Man

Washington. March ga hight
1fad' is designated by sbe -o.ernnles,,
IS a Nan WHO saves so cents Of eresy.
celssr and expends 81 eents of the stss-
anee for lirjng ex;pens,~ and oy,t., er-r-
cach tOr cd 2atjvn, gccrcs ion and gif
ing
lh little book ty'jtied 'JTgw r-i,ev
FttI)e Get Aheaa 1fss E9x.ry~.,a.
saTjfaE system is efrSes lor5BE 81 lrfef-
est i'evDie- especially those with MOI
crate incomes. in thrift
Alongside its 0ee5 suaiicn Of a ~fsrs.s-
"ad II places the sI,et1dlhraft. who jy
1tSffatse'd - iIt1 % 7@ho saa t.x seral5px
Si'eiEds - oeslta Of sserF Solar On as4-
lhx c1f'eilses. - cents on r.,e,,sSafsesE
snd 0'9e os-st each for ses1csrjt,r sna
GIVING. The thrifty man is Designated
as org M5p saTes ~ cents 81 every
1pllar- espsnas ~ cents en glsinx snd
ah cents can oD educatacal, giving assa
rsrres tl1fL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

Portland Experiences
Coolest March 18th
for Fifty Years

Portland. Me March Ge-The
Weather BuwaG here tonight re
1.ortssd fsrn peratsre OF three ABOVE
zero al 8 o'Sock marked TODAY as
the coolest March =. 10 30 years
snow aaurr5es tonight and Within the
mast A. hours tofalle-6 two-ieHfhs OF
an inch, breaking the snowfall re-
cord Of - years by that amount.
Previously q fan Of III nicbe$ had
t.auadled the 1S1-S mark. A 80
rni4e gale made Today seeua The csll-
est OF the year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
French Take Over
Owned vineyards

I1utsstl5orf. Nafta u b. 4
P.A--he French AUTHORITIES today
began taking cve- ~ P-ussia1
s-a1eovued Yl1yards along the Mos
Gle RIVER, according 10 1he Deutschs
Eheiasche Noiksze.1BhE. TIE paper
SAYS the seizure includes yiaya-5s-
bIi2 5l1ss. wing cellars a-1 to.Ile8
wines
There are THOUSANDS Of acres Of
yi-Yards owned by he government
along Tie Moselle wEe-e i runs H.
10 Ire Rhine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Coolest March q
on Record Burlington

ErrlInCron. VI March --Ite
local station O. tha Weather Bureau
.ecorde Wo below zero and tht
ras-rurv rapidly falling This evening,
the CODES. March - ever known II
tins civ. Only four times il The
last forty years has the closing wt-s K
in March approached zero fernTe,a-
suis. the loves. record having trs-sl
SIX On March - 1886
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
N. H. House Kills
Sunday Baseball Bill

concord n 33s March GA BIZ 70
ItiEa83ze Sunday baseball fn New
Ia ,npstire WAS KILLED safe today mhea,
ibe House Of Representatives, aotea SOS
TO IVA IN favor 81 the Substitution Of
a 'rino4l1F ecrnrdtfee report against
The b1E Sponsored by Jaepfeserrts1Iae
tssfnssG The move to lesalixe Kun-
Gay baseball Was the result Of sssts-
tses against 1he so-t.s1IeS blue laws
on lie state Fairly sttl1laaloD sax dis
regarded Ia ahe xote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Name American
Representative for
Bernhard Funeral

Paris, March es.-fBy A. P.)-James
K Hacket,, the American ac,or-Inan-
ager. hes been invited Dr. the city Of
Paris u attend th= funeral of Nine
Bernha nit as the representative Of
seven American and British theatrical
oraaniZat IONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND COLD

North New EDgland-Faj- aid
co1tirued colo thursday. Friday IN
cTeasinc cl9udi-ess and WARNER.
probably SNOW ty FRIDAY night
South New England and East New
york-Fair Thursday rising tenn
pe-aluTs in afternoon: Friday IL
creasing cloudiness and warmer. be-
Coming unsettled ~ mig :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

Hull. Mass. March 29-The fire which laid waste muc, of
Nanasket Beach last night brought under control at
lis today Paragon Park the amusement center was
almost entirely by the flames and about IS houses
and cottages destroyed All the hotels and the new town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
ADMITS ADVOCATING
I. OVERTHROW OF ], S,
GOVT. BY 70 CE
Ruthenberg Urged Workers
To Resort To Revolu-
tionary Tactics

Assistant Attorney General Smith
Grills Fosters Co-Defendant In
Communist Trial-Attacks Wit
nesses' Qualifications As an Ex-
pert On Communism-Ruthen-
berg Admits Antagonist to
American Legion-Reads Article
Into Record On Plans For Gen
cral Labor Defense Council After
Raid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
TAYLOR ALLEGES
MARCIN0 T00k'FuNDS
OF WARREN BANK
Fifty Dollar A Week Bank
President Pleads Not Guilty
Of Embodiment

Taylor Insists Goldman Is Innocent
of Completely In Wrecking Of
Warren National Bank-Express-
es Belief That Marcino Is In
South America or Mexico and
Will Be Apprchended Soon-NIay
Defer Trial OF Taylor and Gold
man Until Fall, Pending Investi-
CATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
INTEREST SHIFTS TO
YOUNG DAUCHERTY
IN keenan, MURDER
Attorney Generals Son Tells
Identity Of Man Threat
ening Blackmail

Reporters Thwarted in Epdcavor to
Interview Daughertys After His
Conference With Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Pecora-Blackmai
Angle Believed Most Likely Solu-
ton Of Motive For Murder of
Pretty Model-PrOsecutor May
Interview Man Named by Major
Daugherty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Earl of Carnarvon
Suffers a Relapse

LLII7I -ITT- n aftLI = J II ID y
Caruarynl las sTlfiE red 8 ~ 4 Ts'-
according 70 Z CAIRO Despatch r. tire
TIue.a. 334s temperature ms mss l.
Tte Earl Of tarJ4a1 on Who las
l,s'f n S1T,tfa Using excavations II 1he
1oTnb OF Tu1ankhanasn las recently
BEEN suffering from blood yQis01inc
said To have been caused hv an In
secl bite. His condition On March
Il SEVERAL days after the Develop
me1t OF the poisoning. was reported
70 IL improved. but still sar1oQs.
T'hs rise in tam pssra1u,s as ROW r.
ported Indicates an tx1trsaon q -1sw
of1tlolUslt q 1hs blood 4o1sol1-g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Boston Fcrsrss.

Thursday fair, rising temperature
in afternoon, FRIDAY JDt rca sing
~IaudIness and warmer. becoming gn-
settle1 hv night diminishing north
west winds l.ecoruiug eastern ~
Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
FRIDAY: Cloudy

RADIO PRoGRAMs-
Detailed programs from principal
radiophone broadcasting stations
may be found In this issue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-20
NOTICE OF MARsHALs SALE.
\. 2245-A.--Is ApIIRALTY

N. 2245-A.--- Is ADMIRALTY In the United States District Court for Alaska Division No. One, at Juneau.
 WASHINGTON TUG AND BARGE co. 2 corporation, LIBEL LIANT ys AMERICAN scOw OR VESSEL. called "W. T. < E. Co No. g" her tackle. apparel. furni
 ture. engines, boilers, machinery and also all eannery and fishing equipment situated thereon, RE SPONDENT; BARANoFF PACK ING eO.. a corporation. INTER- VIEWING LIBELLANT. HARRY CONC < CO. NC, a corporation, JNfERY ENOR, MT. BAKER PACKING CO, corporation, CLAIMANT AND OWNER.
 Public knotice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of VENDITIONI EXPONAs. dated January 30, 1923, issued oat of the United States Dis- triet Co/t for the District of Alaska, Division No. 1, at Juneau, on an in. terloeuiors decree of sale made and pronounced in said court on January 30, 1923, ordering the above men, tioned and described American scow or vessel w. T. & B. Go. No. 33" her tackle. apparel. furniture, en- zines. machinery and also all can nery and fishing equipment situated thereon to be sold at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash. 1 VIII accordingly offer and expose the said American scow or vessel called ". T. & B. Co. No. 33" her tackle, apparel, furniture. engines, machinery and also all cannery and fishing equipment situated thereon for sale at public yendue to the highl est and best bidder for cash on March 3rd, 1923, at the hour of 10. o'clock in the forenoon at the front door of the U. s. Court House at Juneau. Alaska. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Febru. ary Srd. 1923.
 GEO D. BEAUMONT,
 U. s. Marshal First Divi-
 sion. District of Alaska.
 By VIM. R. GARSTER. Deputy. STRAfTON X KANE, H. l.. FAuLk NER. Proctors for LIbellant, and Intervening Libellant, Baranoff Packing Co.
 WYNN AND OOGHE, Proctors for Claimant and Owner.
 R. E, ROBERTSON, Proctor for 1n- tervener, Harry Gong & Go. Inc. First publication Feb. 2, 1923. Last publication Feb. 23, 1923.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-20
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
 A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
 Open Up Air Passages.

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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-20
WARNING IS ISSUED AGAINST
 WORTHLESS STOCKS AND BONDS

to rush you into buying by the argu- ment that the securities will be sold over night.
 Rule 2-Take the literature and the salesmans statements to your investment banker for analysis and invest igation.
 Rule .3-Confine your investment transac5i6ns to Investment houses and bankers of established raputa. ton and responsibility.
 Rule 4-Do not deal with total strangers.
 Rule 5-If your commercial O. investment bankers recommendation is to let the securities alone, DO so.
 The Treasury Department states that there are still more than S2e0,- 100000 of U. S. Victory 4 3-i per cent notes of the Series A. E. C. n. E and F, which were called for pay ment on December 15, but have not been presented for payment.
 'I'he Treasury Department further snnounces that it will retire the un- called Victory Notes at any time. at 100 and accrued interest, if present. ed for payment"