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MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICUS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Fall term opens Sept. LIST, Miss
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Typewriting, English, Spelling,
Mathematics, Commercial Law,
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Even though the president is an
CRY enough, maybe, to let his secre.
tary out of the cabinet, naturally lie
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In the best society WRITINGS
Polo Cloth and Prayed Edge Linen
Stationery are used. For sale by
Americas Jewelry Co.-22-3t
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FOR SALE-One gas range; one
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Girls, how would you like to
have to comb hair as long as
this? Mrs. Lydie Mcpherson i'd
n,its It's a hard job. But she
wouldn't have it bobbed for all
the world. Mrs. McPherson, win
ner Of the long-hair contest at the
California State Fair in Sacra-
mento, is seen here showing the
lenght of her locks TO Peggy
Chamberlain, bobbed-haired mu-
steal comedy actress.
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FRESH FALL STOCK Garden and
Farm Seed. T. j. Wallis Garden
and Farm Seed Dept. Soft
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Next March Riif be the pgeholo-
gical moment fer Changing cabi-
nets-if Coolidge is reelected.
Attorney General Stone and Sec.
rotary Of the Navy Wilbur were
Coolidge selections. The former
assuming a continuation Of the Cool
idge regime-may stay on. If any
of the other cabinet members do. it
will surprise Washington.
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Tt may Be more blessed to give
than to receive, but paying isn't
half as nice as collecting.
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WE SELL our best cuts of beef ev-
cry day in the week. We've
never had better than we have this
week. When you want the best,
go to Bragg's Market.-22-2t
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WILBUPCASE
HAS IN AND OUTSIDE
Being Whispered 'Inside" That
President Blames Secretary
for Not Stopping Talk
BY HARRY B. nJNT
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z3.-Ihe
semi-official story is that Secretary
Of The Navy Whom was called PACK
from his Pacific coast vacation to
stop naval officers complaints Of
The predicted ruin Of the navy, due
to cuts by the budget bureau il
jheir estimate Of the money need
! ed to keep 1t going during the
coming fiscal year.
On the "inside" Us whispered
that President Coolidge blames vii
bur himself for not stopping his
kind Of talk sooner.
They say the president called
him on the carpet on account Of it.
1t must have been a strong call
too, for the secretary came a RIM.
ming.
Wilbur didn't out-and-out criti.
eve the budget cuts. But he aid
make some speeches emphasizing
the counu'g's need for a strong
navy. Ana ne did it just at a mo-
mona when his subordinates were
doing plenty OF critizing. The in.,
pressio nit gave was that he sym
pathized with them.
If there's one thing, more than
any other, that the president counts
on to help nm at the coming elo-
ton, it's his reputation IS a money
saver,
The buIset cuts, coming just now.
if given tne right kind of publicity,
ought to strengthen him immensely
his campaign managers think. But
it isn't the right kind of publicity
to have them held up to the people
as ruinouus to such things as the
navy
All the more irritating, this isn't
being done by the PRESIDENTS po.
litical opponents. The talk comes
out of a department which an ap-
pointee of his own is head of and
is supposed to be able to manage.
He hasn't done it, so far as all
this navy budget gossip is concern.
ed, and there's good reason to be-
lieve reports that he let himself in
for a severe reprimand.
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FARM LOAN MONEY Plenty at
cheap interest rate and on easy
terms. w. w. Dykes. eff
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Past and Present
 Administrations Bad

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Aug. 13. summarizing what he termed sins, John w. Davis, presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket, charged the Republican party with being cor rupt, and that it had shaken the public confidence in government it. self and has exhibited deeper and more widespread corruption than any that this generation of Americans has been called upon to witness. I charge it with complacency in the face of that corruption and with Ill will toward the efforts of honest men to expose it."
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Steamship Yukon Sails from Seattle with
 311 Passengers

SEATTLE, Aug. 12.-The steamer Yukon of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, sailed from Seattle on Sunday morn ing with 211 passengers, which in- cludes no excursionists.
 Those booked thru to Seward are:
 Patrick Murray, Lillian Cookery, James Vettlers, James Keegan, Chas. Moore, Christ Larson, Nina Chase, Theo. Morgan, Sister Pascell, Sister Mary, Mrs A. L. Wendler, E. Mar quist and wife, Master Muss Mar quist Miss W. Downing, Jennie Thornton, J. Ventners and wife, M. L. Molebaugh, Charles Parker, w. E. Spencer and wife, Miss Chase, Theo. Morgan, jr., Myrtle Wendler, J. M. Turnbull, J. c. Thonison, Alice Fitz- patrick, Miss Hilaner and T. Cole.
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Germans Agree 10 all Dawes Program no
 Preparations

LONDON, Aug. 11.-Allied and German experts attached to the in ternational reparation conference have reached a full agreement on the Dawes program, it was announc- ed here late yesterday afternoon.
 They remained in session the en- tire night before to arrive at an un- derstanding on the reparation pay ments in which the Germans held out until the results of Premier Herriot's s Paris mission became known.
 The French premier's return with his cabinets approval, and his Ruhr evacuation policy in his pocket, put new life and hope into the negotia- tions, and the British observers be- lieveve the conference will end by Thursday. The question of evacua lion of the Ruhr is being considered now by the principal allied delegates. Until they have reached an agree ment among themselves on this prob lem, there will not be another meet ing with the Germans.
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EFFORT REDOUBLED
 FIND LANDING PLACE

REYKAJVIK, Iceland, Ang. H. A conference has been called by Rear Admiral MaGruger who is in com mand of the Flagship Richmond to- day, decided to make final effort to find a feasible landing plare for the American world flyers on the East coast of Greenland and before reaching a decision as to whether the remainder of the flight for the present season would have to be call off because of ice conditions. The cruiser Raleigh has been ordered to leave tomorrow morning to investi- gate conditions on the. Greenland coast
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ST. PAUL BATTLER
 SHOWS HIS STUFF
 IN TIE THIRD ROUND

WEMBLEY Stadium, London, Ang. 11.-Tom Gibbons, American light heavyweight knocked out Jack Bloomfield, English aspirant for the heavyweight honors in the third round of their scheduled twenty round bount in the stadium here Sat urday afternoon. The bell saved Bloomfield from being knocked out in the second round.
 The American floored his oppo- nent three times in the second round, the bell saving Bloomfield on the third knockdown, after which his sec onds had to drag him through the ropes to his chair for intermission.
 A large crowd attended.
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EUans Left Seattle
 for North Yesterday

SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-The Admiral Evans of the Pacific Steamship com pany left Seattle yesterday morning with 77 passengers, 48 of whom were excursionists.
 Those booked for Seward:
 J. B. Sterling and wife, Thomas Hoover, Helen Y. Tough, E. Tulket- son, W. M. Hapwo, q, Dan Suthe laSd, Mrs. Cha,les Hoover, Mary { Stanley, Miss E. H. Middleton and 7. Anderson.
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-zETCIsEnAN RADIO
 STATION TRANSFERRED

The Ketchikan Naval Radio station will be transferred to the Signal Corps soon. This is in line with the efforts of the Signal Corps to in crease the efficiency in the hadling of traffic. The Naval Radio Station at Juneau will be transferred to the Signal Corps at the same time. The exact date for the transfer has not been set as yet but it is expected that it will be soon. Sergeant Rec ser will be in charge of the Naval Station at Kethcikan when the new change is made and will combine su- pervision of the station with his pre- sent duties at the c.llc office.
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Admiral Watson Sails
 Southbound Today

hTe steamship Admiral Watson ar rived in port this afternoon, sailing later for southern ports with l large I assenger listing
 For Valdez--A. Schroeder and ". Schroeder.
 For Latouci1e-Swan LinG.
 For Cordova-Mrs. Mary Plank Miss N. N. Welles.
 For Petersburg-Mr and Hrs Stoll, Elinor, Aneta, Andrew and Wm. Stoll.
 For Seattle-S. T. Kelsey and wife, E. B. Gibbs, Kathryn B. Me Comb Jack Lester, E. J. King, Frank Pires, c. W. Clifford and c. H. Carl ton.
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Senator Walsh
 Boosts J. ". Dauis

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Aug. 13. In otifying John W. Davis of h;s nomination, Senator Walsh reviewed the public career of the nominee and declared that "every fair minded ntan must adjudge him a liberal and progressive"
 In discussing honesty in govern ment, Walsh charged, that H. Eos ter Bain, director of the bureau of mines knew that negotiations were being carried on secretly for the leasing of the naval oil reserves to the Sinclaire and Doheny interests.
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Explorers Looking for
 Remains of Ancient Race

SALEM, Ore, Aug. 14.-W. I. StaIey, secretary of the Oregon Growers, and F. F. Bragg, industri-s al accident commissioner, yesterday visited the Elkhorn district, where excavations are being made into the side of huge pyramid which, ex- plorers believe, holds the remains of some ancient people
 Work has progressed in two tun- ncls, one for distance of thirty feet and the other about twenty feet.
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Making Efforts Locate Base.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. H. TS"a Army Air Service today is re- doubling their effort to locate and equip an emergency base in Green land for the use of the American flyers. They report heavy ice floes in the Northern region, the worst in twenty years, causing the Air Service to, speed up its plans.
 After all, the officials of the Air Service declared that there was no necessity of abandoning the flight IS yet, although reports may be to the contrary.
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Dirigible Will Not Take Passengers Across
 the Atlantic

BERLIN, Aug. 12.-One thousand men and women made application off reservations for the first flight across the Atlantic on the Zeppelin ZR-3, which was recently built near here for the American government.
 It was announced that only naval men will be carried, and it is expect ed that the flight will begin Septem- Der 15,
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COOLIDGE TO TAKE
 VACATION THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. H. President Coolidge will leave the cap itol for brief vacation soon after his formal acceptance of the Republican nomination here Thursday night.
 While away from the White House he will visit his father at Plymouth for about ten days and with Mrs. Coolidge and son, John.
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DEAD WIFE CLAIMED
 TO BE ONE OF SEVEN

SEATTLE, Aug. 11.-J. A. Jor- dan, engineer, whose bride, Mrs. Sa- die Kessler Jondan ,who was killed two weeks ago yesterday from a fall from a Cliff while making the ascent to Mt Rainier, is under ar rest in Long Beach, Calif., according to officers that charge that the late Mrs. Jordan was Jordan's seventh wife, although only three divorces figured in his matrimonial career.
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PLAN NEW WORLD FLIGHT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. H. Patrick, chief of the Air Service de- .uartment of the United States army stated here that the future round the world flight would be across the Pa cifc via Hawaii and across the At lantic via Azore
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EARTHQUAKE TUMBLES
 DOWN MANY HOUSES

MOSCOW, Aug. 11.-Forty-one persons were killed and approxi- mately 3100 houses destroyed in con- sequence of an earthquake which oc- cured in the province of Ferghana.
 Twelve hundred houses were also damaged by landsl;das in Ferghaaa mountains in the town of Pokrovsk- aia. Only four of the six hundred houses remain intact.
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Chinese Teller Held
 EmbezzIement Charge

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 13.- Charged with embezzlement of $40,- 900 from the Bank of Montreal, which he is alleged to have squand- cred on Vancouver horse races, Tyson Coon, Chinese teller in that institu- tion, was arrested here today by British Columbia officials.
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ALLEGED RUM RUNNER
 ARRESTED IN SOUTH

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14.-John R. O'Neil, accused of extensive liquor smuggling operation between Van couver, B. C., and Portland, Ore, was arrested by department of justice of ficials yesterdays. He was said to have been indicted at Portland a year ago, charged with conspiracy to vio- late the Volstead act.
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TEMBLORS IN JAPAN
 BREAK WATER MAINS

TOXIC, Aug, Earthquakes, described as being fairly severe were reported in Kobe, Osaka \ and Nagoya districts today. The reports from Nagoya state that the water mains in that city were broken by the tremblers cutting off the water surDly and flooding the streets.
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President Coolidge Will Broadcast Speech
 Of Acceptance

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 13- President Coolidge will address an audience of 25,0O0 when he will for mally accept the nomination for the presidency in the Memorial Continen- tai hall here thursday evening.
 Arrangements are completed for broadcasting the ceremony through twelve high-powered radio stations, covering every section of the Unit ed States.
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DUE FOR RECOUNT

PORTLAND Maine, Aug. 9.The Governor and Council declared that Ralph o. Brewster, who is supported by the K. K. K. and having the Re publican nominee for Governor in the June primaries will be chosen after a recount just tabulated which has giv en him a majority of three hundred and twenty votes.
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Aviators May Be Delayed
 Owing to Ice Conditions

REYKJAVIK, iceland, Aug. 14.- A disquieting report today for the Naval flight commander from eight cen passengers aboard the cruiser Raleigh off the Greenland coast may again delay the hop-off tomorrow as was scheduled by the Army flyers as ice conditions are reported bad.
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LABOR FEDERATION TO
 ATTEND INAUGURATION

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 1.-The executive council of the American Federation of Labor voted to attend in body the inauguration on Decem- Der 1, of President-Elect Gales of Mexioo.
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Prince of Wales VIII
 Get Plenty of Jazz

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 13.- A jazz band, selected from the Wash ington Masters Syncopation, will ac- company the Prince of Wales on his forthcoming trip to the Calgary re- gions.
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Treaty Signed: Causes a
 Furore Political Circles

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The treaty and commercial agreement between Great Britain and Soviet Rnssia, ne gotiated after the Anglo-Russian conference apparently had abandon ed its work has caused a furore in England's political circles after it was signed last evening.
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MAN CHOOSES DEATH RATHER THAN RAM
 COMRADES PLANE

SEATTLE, Aug. 14.-Choosing to face death instead of accepting the alternative of ramming a civilian flyers plane, Lieutenant F. H. Con- ant, navy aviator, dropped two hund dred feet with his plane on the Sand Point feld-last night. His plane was demolished by the fall, but the pluc- ky navy man escaped with minor in iuries.
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DENIS LINING UP CAMPAIGNERS
 WASHINGTON n C.. Aug- H.

WA0HINNIUN, ID. O., Aug. IT. William Jennings Bryan will stump the Northwestern states, Senator Glass, New York, New Jersey, Indi- ana and Ohio, Pat Harrison, Mary land, Kentucky and Missouri, Cover nor Al. Smith, New England for Da- wis and Bryan, but the most dis concerting preparation before the Democrats is the disposition on part of Senator Walsh of Montana, the chairman of the National convention to take only passive interest in the presidential campaign.
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DAVIS NOT A K. K. K.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-John w. Davis, presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket issued a statement Saturday night saying that he was not and never had been and never would be member of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Four Are Charged
 Bon Marche Robbery

SEATTLE, Aug. 13.-Joe o. Neal, former policeman here, Ed Fasick, Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Fasick are charged with the recent robbery of a Bon Marche messenger, according to information filed in the court here today.
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ITALIAN AVIATOR WILL
 FLY ACROSS ATLANTIC

BROUGH, England, Aug. H. Lieutenant Locatelli, Italian aviotor, who intends to fly across the Allan til along the route used by the Am erican round the world flyers, hop ped off here today for Kirkwall, in the Orkney islands.
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Radical Reuolt Is
 Nipped in the Bud

LISBOURN, Portugal, Aug. 13.- A futile attempt was made here last evening to bring about radical com- munity revolt here. A few bombs were thrown but they caused no damage and the police and military forces are now in control of the city.
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Alaska Mail Bandit
 Escapes from, Pen

SEATTLE, Aug. 12.-G. Humple, who was sentenced from Fairbanks for rifling mails escaped from Nc Neill island penitentiary on Sunday afternoon.
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Danish Steamer in Ice
 Pack Makes Escape to Greenland

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 12.- The Danish supply ship, Gertrude Rask, whose imprisonment in an ice pa5a off Angamshaik on the east coast of Greenland and which has been an important factor in delaying the continuation of the world flight of the American army flyers, broke free from the ice this morning.
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British Flyers Reach Dutch Harbor on
 Way Victoria

DUTCH HARBOR, Aug. 12.-Stu- art Maclaren, with his wrecked sea- plane arrived here on Sunday on the Canadian trawler Thiepval, which is now proceeding for Victoria, via Prince Rupert.
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ALBANIAN HARB0R
 NAMED AFTER WILSON

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-The port of San Giovani di Meduz, one of the four harbors of Albania has been re- baptised Wilson, by order of the AL banian government.
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FIGHTING PROGRESSING ON
 THE $40 PAULO FRONT

SANTOS, Brazil, Aug. 11.-Fight- ing has been in progress between the Federal forces and the rebls on diff frnt points along the struggling line extending from Sac Paulo to about 300 miles west of that city.
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FORMER GOVERNOR / DAVIS NOMINATED
 BY OHIO REPUBLICANS

@ COLUMBUS, o. Aug. 14.-Form- CT Governor Harry L. Davis, of Ohio was nominated at the primaries at Cleveland by the Republicans for governor.
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Soldiers Look on
 While Reuolt Grows

ROME, Aug. 13.-Daring anti-gov- ernment demonstrations were held here on Saturday night and against Carabineer, it is asserted, were look ing on with apparent indifference.
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Ruhr Question, Still Argued at London

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The French and German delegates to the Inter national conference today resumed their struggle for a compromise on time limit for the evacuation of the Ruhr.
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TORNADO DOES DAMAGE

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Ang. H. Five dead and dozen injured, with score or more homes wrecked was the result of two tornadoes which swept thru here last night.
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CHAIRMAN SHAVER IS
 DUE CHICAGO TONIGHT

CHICAGO, Aug, Chairman Shaver of the Democratic National committee'is due to arrive in Chicago tonight to open his headquarters for the coming campaign.
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ARRIVES KIRKWALL

ARRIVAL, Orkney Islands, Ang. 11.-Lieut. Locateli, Italian aviator, who is following the American fly CTS arrived here.
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MANY DROWN

TOXIC, Aug. 11.-Nine hundred were drowned and ten thousand ren- dered homeless by floods which swept thru Formosa.
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GETTING ACTION ON PLANS

LONDON, Ang 1.-The first of the three protocols necessary to put the Dawes plan in operation was signed by representatives of Germa- nv and members of the committee.
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DAVIS GETS ROYAL WELCOME
 CLARKSBURK, Ang. 1.-The townspeople here gave John W. Da- wis "a royal welcome home this af- ternoon.
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SNOW IN IOWA

IOWA CITY, Aug. 13.-Snow flew for several minutes on the Iowa City Golf Course here this afternoon.