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, 1924-04-24

A gentleman by the name of Lee
s. Wilburn Of New York City. pass
ed through Rawlins Monday. on his
way to Canton. China, where he was
going to put In an electric light plant
of 1900 lights. for a New York out
fit. He stated that the plant would
cost. completed. about $24 900. Even
the heather Chinese are coming out
and adopting American enterprise
and Rawlins is still in the dark.
, 1924-04-24

Mr.. E. M. RuIcorn and his sister
Mrs. Mclaughlin, will 90 to Denve,
Saturday night. where they will re.
main a couple Of months for the pur-
pose of improving. II possible. Mr.,
Ruffcorn IS health.
, 1924-04-24

George B. Henderson, manager o
the II cattle company. came up from
Cheyenne the fore part OF the weel
and went out to the company's rancl
on the S~weetwater.
, 1924-04-24

Reverend d. l.. RAIDER came in
from Lander and Fort Washakie
Tuesday afternoon and took the
1880 train Tuesday night for his
home at Cheyenne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
WHEELER
CHARGES
Chamber to Investigate Al
legged Secret Contract

The Chamber Of Commerce. thru
It's Alaska committee. was Thursday
afternoon 10 begin an Investigation
Of Senator y. X. Wheclers charges
hero Sundny night Of a secret pact
between the United States govors
ment rnilroad in Alaska and the
AlaSka Steamship Co, and more re.
cent charges that Secretary of tho
Interior Hubert Work, despite dc.
mails, has known for several months
Of the so.called secret Alaska freight
rate agreement favorlng the Morgan
interests.
Tho committee, meeting for pre-,
iiminary plans Wednesday. an.
announced that the charges should
be proved or disproyed. and had de.
Glded on the probe. in view OF the
iact that the chamber was instru.
mental In having the government
build tho Ib6,oOO,OOO railroad.
Committee men could not tell
what form tho organization would
take or how wheeler's charges
would be proved or disproved. Asked
II II would seek TO call for testi.
mony and whom II would investi.
gate. chamber officials said that all
methods possible viii be taken 10
learn the truth"
John II. Bnllaine. la Toilette
state manager for the progressive
party. Issued the following stnte.
ment Thursday
Secretary OF the Interior Work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Way to
End Eczema

No matter where your eczema is
looated--on the hands. face. scalp or
body--it Is now possible to obtain
lasting relief without the use OF
greasy salves or ill-smelllnK Lotions
Ki-Ls-Ga. a highly minerailzed solu-
ton from the depths of the earth.
has produced the most astounding
results In chronic cases OF eczema
that would never yield to ordinary
methods OF treatment.
kl-La-Ga's seemingly magic pow.
er over eczema and skin sruptiona
comes from tho blending OF eleven
different minerals into harmless.
odorless llquld by process known
only 10 the Master Chamist-Nature
Being wonderfully soothing and
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derest skin, Apply freely TO affect
cd parts with n soft sponge. Itching
and burning usually stop right
hwsy. and within few days time
the raw, scaly or lnflamed patches
should begin to heat. ki-La.Ga can
be obtained for 81 nt The owl Drug
Co, Grd and Pike st, or other lead
ing druggists. The Ki-La-Ga Com
peny, SACRAMENTO Calif,-Advertiso-
mont,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Bond Company Sues
Ex-Oregon Governor

MEDFoRD. Ore. Oct. Suit
for 100000 alleged damages was
filed in circuit court at Jackson
vile against Oswald West, ex-gov-
ernor and George Black. members
OF the state bond investigation COM
mission by the Hartman syndicate
Of Ashland,
The suit follows the recent pub
lieatlon OF the commissions report
dealing with the financing methods
employed by tho Hartman syndl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

addressed 10 his dear western moth.
err" The woman In question has
nothing whatever 10 do with the
case.
The case still presents several pug.
alinr why's" why was Major
cronkhito shot7 Why did pothlrr
tell 30 many different stories7 why
has the majors campaign hat. which
Pothier says would explain Il an. -
Disappeared why was Major Cronk.
bite, Just out Of hospital. 40 anxious
to 70 out on the fatal hike? And. n
Pothier's statements are true. why
didn't the army board OF inquiry
want TO get TO the bottom OF it'f
Leading attorneys In the case
whose pictures appear herewith. are
James w. Osborne. special govern.
inent prosecutor; Maurice LAnshorne.
defending Pothler. L. l.. Thompson
representing Rosenbluth, and Jonah
j. Goldsiein. representing tho RIOS.
enbluth family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

cannot pretend innocence by an.
uouncing that he has ordered IA
search OF his files for the secret
oontract between the J. r. Morgan
Alaska Steamship 60. and the gov.
eminent owned Aiaskn railroad
which Senator Wheeler exposed in
his Seattle speech. That Hecret con.
tract was officially called 10 secrc.
tary Works attention by John
RHtgaard, attorney general Of Alas.
la. several months ago. and / have
seen the originals OF the CORE.
spondenco that passed on the sub.
Jet between Attorney General Rust.
gnnrd and Secretary Work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
CONDEMNED MAN
GETS REPRIEvE
Lawyers Say He's mental
ly Ill.," Like Loeb, Leopold

COLUMBUS. o. Oct .. Alex.
ander Kuzick. under sentence 10 b.
eiectrocutsd October II for the
hammer murder OF his cousin, Fl.
izabeth Macy. will b. granted n re-
prieye Of 50 10 90 days 80 his at
torneys can carry their Trht 10
save his life to the state supreme
court It was said today al the
office Of Gov. Vic Donahey.
kuzicks attorneys hope 10 show
The court their client is "meniailt
iit' and that his sentence should
be no greater than that given Loeb
and Leopold by Judge Cavsrly in
Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
The guardian Of your teeth
1t keeps them sound
and beautiful

THIS is the brush to use regularly, be.
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Every advance in tooth brush conStruc,
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q Dependable markings on each brush,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

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why not mei | have taken SO bottles
OF the medicine and am never with
out 1t in the house. My baby boy Is
three years old now and sure am
happy since ] got relief from my trou-
pies. When any one has troubles like
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IN a recent countrywide canvass
99it purchasers Of Lydia u. Pinkham'.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Here Is Schedule
for Registration

Voters may register for tho Mo-
vember elections ut the city hall all
day Saturday aud Saturday night.
all day Monday and Monday night,
and all day Tuesday and as late
Tuesday night as people want 10
register. This announcement was
made today by Comptroller Harry
Carroll. Altho Monday, Columbus
day is holiday. the registration
office will DO open,
Anyone who voted in the city
elections last spring Is qualified
and does not need 10 register again.
All who have registered since last
January are also qualified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
CRONKHITE CASE
COSTSS5O,OOO
Fortune Being Burned Up in
Great Murder Mystery
KNOWN TO WHOLE NATION
Most Widely Known OF All
Deaths in Great War

lTACoMA oct. s-with proascu.
4 ton Of Roland r. poihicr young
exsoldier. for the killing OF Maior
Alexander =. Cronkhite az Camp
Lewis. drawing 20 q close, conserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

en- high priced
attorneys hRv q
been retained
private detective
agencies hAys
been "a work and
tho siennEfaphic
hin alone will
run into the
thousands
Major Cronk
hite was Killed
about two weeks
before the aTmis.
ticc vas signed
and about his
death moro dis.
cuahion has
RACED more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
ATISM
Cannot Exist in the Human Body il
You WIN Use Trunks Prescription

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heart Eat all the meat and good
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Trunks Prescription sells for sI.T5|
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

the major now
The casn stiit
lacks a motive.
being aim oat
unique IN this re-
spsct II Ia IN
usual also. In
that thnrc'ia not
a woman In n.
Mention ~ tho
name Of tho first
woman even re-.
motcly connected
With u came yes.
tsrday. and then
only concerning
"A ieftHr nnthlrH
had written TO a
Tacoma vomnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
m They Work While You Sleep I'm
uASCARETS U
For Constipated Bowels, Headache, Colds,
Sour Stomach, Gases, Biliousness

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They positively strengthen and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Steam Shovel Hits
Dynamite; 2 Dead

CASWELL. Tenn, Oct, 1.-Two
men were killed and four injured
today when steam shovel struck
stick Of dynamite hidden in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

Dorm. i had a lot
Of female trou-
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they ION tinue d
much the same.
Then 1 read your
advertisement in
the newspapers
and thou gh t /
would give Lydia
EPinkhsm S Veg
I-I1
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charges have been made. and more
money spent than concerning any
other Of The millions Of war death.
More has been written about the case
than about the deaths. for oxampl-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

urnl, regular movement. Caesar.
cts nre harmless and are used by
mii0ons OF Men, Women and Chill.
dren. Toe boxes, also 90 and SOC
sizes-nny drug store. ADVERTISE
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

Of such prumi.
nsnt persons as
young Quentin
Roosevelt, orIord
Kitchener. per
hnpa the two
mos, famous war
deaths
Yet the young
major did not die
tn the heat Of
battle in The war
zone. but IN a
quiet little clear
ing in tho woods
near Camp lew
is Only one and
possibly two. men
we're at his aide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

when he met his fate. md both ihsa,
ara on trial Tor the death. accused of
murder. one has accused the other
OF having a strange power over
him and o. ordering him 20 Ego get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

tive estimates OF
tho cost Of "the
Cronkhits case
today showed ex,
penditurcs Of az
east $4,000. This
estimate porha
bly, IL far and
away under actu.
al cost.
Witnesses for
the Erand jury
tnvosttEatton
which preceded
tho present trial
cost about si6s
COO and n o. rya.
sonahle 20 assume
that rfmlfaT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

Tennis heart" Is one Of the many
ailments that affilct devutees Of vnri-
oag eports and games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
MARRIED TWELVE
YEARS BEFORE
BABY CAME
Gladly Recommends Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Louisville, Nebraska. 81 was mar
RED twelve years before my boy was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

amount vill have been spent for the
samo purpose IN tho pothisr trial.
Many o. the WITNESSES have been
brought FROM tho Atlantic ssaboari
In addition. services OF half a dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Fire Drives Family
Out Into the Rain

An overheated stove. which set
afire the kitchen OF Frank Drlery's
home. 24l0 w. seth St, early Thurs.
day morning, forced the family TO
take refuge in the rain while fire.
men fought the blaze. The fire
broke out about GAO a. IN. and
spread rapidly. The damage Is esti.
mated at $500 on the b::ilt!ng and
500 on tho contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

mound OF eartn here Those killed
were members OF the Southern Rail
way construction crew.
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cate, which financed shale oil pro-
ducing plant
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NO. ROOM IN PARIS FOR
 STATUE Or BERNHARDT

PARIS, Jan. 19.--'rhert's no space m statue-littered Paris to erect the monument to Sarah Bernahrdt now oelng fashioned by the sculptor, Bourdelle
 The monument includes a statue or the Divine Sarah" in one of her most famous roles, that of "Pherde'' standing in the facade of a temple lmploring heaven to witness her sui ferings.
 Directors of the Beaux-Arts plan- ned to place the monument in the lit tie garden of the Palais Royal. AL ready numerous protests have been raised against this, the protestants claiming such modern monument will spoil the otherwise artistic effect of the old statuary now there.
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LATE MEAL COSTS LIFE

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The habit of drinking cup of coffee each night before retiring, which Isadore Emil Schwartz, seventy-fve-yearold fiddler, had been told by his mother who died in Chicago at the age of 1O4, was the greatest aid to longevity, led to his death. The aged musician, who for several decades had played quaint old world melodies for patrons of quaint Ghetto cafes died of asphyx- iation, caused by gas escaping from a jet he had failed to close firmly af-- ter heating his coffee nightcap.
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DANCES WAY TO HEART
 BUT ENDS UP IN JAIl

MOLINE, Jan 19.-When Leon Hill man, twenty-three, visited Moline sev. eral months ago and attended all the iashlonaole dances he captured sev- eral hearts.
 Elizabeth Vanevoode, IS, daughter or merchant was among them. Af- ter Whirlwind courtship, he persuad. ed her to- elope to Chicago.
 Hlllman, kept postponing the mar rlage, the girl charges. Finally they moved to Kenasha trailed by the glrls father. There Hillman admitt- ed he already had wife and child. Then he was in a cell.
 He danced so well," the girl said as she returned to her home and mo- ther.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS

The Seward Woman's Club held it's one hundred and fifteenth regular meeting, Thursday afternoon at their room in the Federal Building. After a si4crt business meeting, very in terestinS session on parliamentary law was held. The remainder of the afternoon was social. Mrs A. E. Fucker gave splendid lecture on California after which sandwiches and tea were served, Mrs Alvah Flames and Mrs. A. J. Goodskey be- ing hostesses for that meeting. The last meeting in each month will be a ing and instructive programs have been outlined for them.
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NORTHWEST LEAVES
 WITH MANY PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-The Steamship Northwestern left Seattle at nine O. clock this morning with 120 passen- gers aboard, including the following for Seward: A. M Barnes, H. War ren, Miss E. Englehorn, L. F. liar per, Miss M. Englehorn, F. J. Engle- horn F. c. Webster, John Bendrick, R. H. Dobson, T. Lindstrom, c. Schus- tadt, B. Magids Michael Stock, Ger aid Fitzgerald, P. s. Smith, George E. Goss, David I. Surnbridge, and wife, E. A. Rasmuson, w. H. Connors, Mrs. w. H. Connors Carl Berg, P. D. Young, H. J. Marsden and Frank Tur- ner
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HEAD GOV'T 0|L PARTY SAILS ON
 NORTHWESTERN
WILL ASSEMBLE PARTY AT NE. MANA AND LEAVE FOR NORTH
 IN FEBRUARY

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-Doctor PbiIin 5 Smith, head of the expedition as signed to complete the geological sur very of the naval petroleum reserve. NO. 4, South Point Barrow, sailed this morning on the Northwestern for Ne mana where he will assemble dog teams and supplies. His party, con- slstlng of six technical men and two camp hands, will join him there in February The expedition will start from Nenana on February 18th.
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CONSERVATIVE GOVT BILL
 RECEIVES DEATH RI ow

LONDON, Jan. 19.-Premier Bald wins Conservative government receiv ca it's death sentence at the hands of It's opposition in the House of Com mons when former Premier Asouith of the Liberals announced he would vote for the labor motion of mo con- f1dence in the Government" and would advise his friends to do likewise.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19
JOHNSON OPPOSES GRANTING
 HELP TO MEXICAN REBEL S

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 19.-Senator Hiram Johnson of California in an address here yesterday rapped the ac tion of the Republican national con- mittee increasing the Southern dele gate representation and voiced strong sentiment against the American gov ernment supplying arms and ammuni- tion to Mexico.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19
BALLOoNISTS LOCATE
 WRECK OF OIRlGIBLE

MARSEILLES, Jan. 19-A wire less message intercepted here yester- day reported that searchers, by means of balloon sent from Toulon, has located the position of the wreck of the dirigible Dixmude, which lies in thirty fathoms of water three miles south of Cape San Marcos, Sicily.
 A dispatch from Bizerta, reports the finding of two bodies off the coast, believed to be members of the crew.
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WANT BAN PLACED ON
 MABEL NORMAND FILMS

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 19.-The film censor board has been requested by Attorney General Griffith to bar from the state all films in which Mabel Normand appears. In letter sent to the board yesterday the attorney gen. eral stated that such action should be taken as result of the sbooting of Courtland Dimes and the mention or Miss Normand's name in conDec- tlon with the staying of William Des- mond Taylor two years ago.
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REMAINS OF TRAPPER
 ARE FOUND IN CABIN

THE PAS, Jan. 19.-The skeleton of Edward Jackson, trapper, who left Nelson House for Churchill in the spring was found in a shack about 200 miles north of Nelson House. It is believed that he had killed his dogs and then lain down and died. Furs that he was taking to Churchill were still on his sled out the shed. It is thought Jackson will i'll when he left Nelson House.
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LONDON WARMING ON
 NARCOTICS VENDORS

LONDON, Jan. 19.-The efforts of Scotland Yard authorities to stamp out illicit traffic in narcotics are proving successful It was announc- ed during the course of a case at Marlborough Police Court that, with thanks to the strenuous police cam paign, the traffic in London is being suppressed.
 Many captures of "traffickers" have recently been made and scores of prosecutions in police courts have been the means of checking the sale of the drugs.
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WATERS OF SEINE
 OVERREAcH BANKS

fARlS, Jan 19.-The flood waters Of the Seine reached 25.26 feet at Font Ioyal today, a rise of S.66 inch es Tn twenty-four hours. The situa- uon in the suburbs is already disas- trOus.
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QUITS CHURCH BECAUSE
 OF ScHISMATIc SERMONS

PRINCETON. Jan. 1s-Dr Henry Vandyke, former pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New York City, former minister to The Netheriands and for many years professor at Princeton, has given m his pew at the Old First church of Princeton on account of "schismatic and unscriptural preaching"
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PACIFIC FLEET IN MOCK BATTLE MAKES
 GOOD TIME IN CANAL.

CHRISTIBAL, Jan. 19.-The Pacific or Blue Fleet" of the navy is mak- ing good progress through the Pana- ma Canal despite the efforts of the Enemy or the Atlantic squadron, to prevent it from joining the hypothet- ical American fleet based far up the Eastern seaboard. The enemy bom- barded the canal from the air and with long-range runs, and their at tack on Gatun locks were frustrated.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19
KHAN DOCUMENTS CAN
 BE PUBLISHED, RULING

WASHINGTON D. C., Jan. 19- The appeal of the Ku Klux Klan from the Georgia Supreme Court, to prev ent the publication by syndicate of newsapers, of documents alleged to have been stolen from the national headquarters of the Klan in Atlanta. was denied today by U S. Supreme Court.
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AMERICAN REPORTED MURDERED NEAR TXE
 TAMP|C0 0|L FIELDS
CONSUL ORDERED IN VESTiGATE RUMOR-WILL
 FIX RESPONSIBILITY

WASHINGTON, Jan 19.-Corla M. Underwood, American, has been mur- dered near Panuco. in the Oil Fields of Mexico, according to dispatch to the State department from the Amer ican Consul James B. Stewart, at Tampico. The American embassy at Mexico City has been instructed to investigate the killing for the purpose of determining the responsibility
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MILLION DOLLAR FUND TO
 BRING SETTLERS WEST

SPOKANE, Jan. 19.-The appoint ment of a general publicity director for five Pacific Northwestern states for the purpose of establishing joint of contact for the three transcontin- ental railroads which have planned million dollar advertising campaign for the next three years to attract settlers to this section, is advocated in a resolution approved by represen- tatives of civic organizations in con- ference here yesterday.
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RIVERS REACH
 FLQOD STAGES

PITTSBURG, O., Jan. 19.-The Mo nongahela and Allegheny rivers have risen over four feet above the nor nal flood stage and are still going up Pittsburg and other lowland cit ies are awaiting today the crest of the first flood in ten years
 A cold snap descended today and halted a further rise of the rivers, preventing the expected flood.
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FALL SAYS STATEMENTS
 MALICIOUS AND UNTRUE

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-Malici- ous and untrue, Albert B. Fall, form CT secretary of the interior, termed the statements regarding his alleged interests in leasing the naval oil lands to the Sinclair Corporation, made by Senator Caraway.