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The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

PARIS. April II. (AP) Premier Herr1ot ad- dressing the in the most scathing arraisn ment of his government during it's ten months t
 life. cried. ii this is be let's have it out rig here and now" Herrot said Frances debt weighed heavily the country's foreign policy and sometimes hampered her neaotiations Sen ator Francois Marshal accusing Herriot and no himself of eevernng,, but allowing the Socialists to do He quoted President Coolidge as "one of the international authorities of the mod world He cited Coodges words eff we want to overthrow the existing codes of law. let there be equvocation."
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

CORDOVA. April 10. (AP)-The Strelna Inn and Store. owned by V. J. Dwyer burned down yesterday entailing loss the owner of more than thirty thousand dollars. wind blowing the rate of thirty miles hour spread the sparks from the chimney setting the fire and foiIing the attempts to fight the flames. This the best known resort the Copper River and Northwest. Railroad and landmark for sportsmen and travellers along the Richardson Highway.
 The barn of John McCrary. a mail carrier from Chitina to Gulkana. burned at Chitina Monday and destroyed three hundred dollars worth of furs The total loss was about sixteen hundred dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
GREAT NORTHERN TO ELEtTRIFY ROAD
 FROM SkYKOMISH TO VERNE

SEATTLE, April II. ZAP Ralph Budd. the president of the Great Northern Railroad annoNnced today that his system would eectrify the thirty mile stretch from Sky komish on The West ~il, of the Cascades to Verne. just East Portal Tunnel al the summit. of hundred thousand for equipment of the tine, and five hundred theus- and dollars for four electric le, ,omotives whicl will be lused to initiate the epcrttion He said tht -l' proposals build the engines under cotid ration by Henry Ford, the WestingAouse hpan' and the General Electric Company He sal ta1 tie railroad has power plant already at Tut tw'ef conyon the Wnnachee River. wll lnee power line will be built for three miles to flec3fy the portion tine Tunnel at the sum mil
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
COOLIDGE WILL MAKE CERTAIN
 ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS PERU, CHILE

WASHINGTON. April II, (AP)-Presdent Coolidge has informed Peru that he Is constrained to regard his award in the Tacnarca dispute be- tween Peru and Chile final without appeal" The communication pointed out that the action agreed with the terms of the submission which was signed by the two governments, and in accordance with the principles of international law. He de- cared that the differences between the two nations involved the importance of the correct understand ins of the award and deemed it advisable to make certain additional observations"
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
AMUNDSEN DENIES COMING TO ALASKA

OSLO. April II. -tAPl---Amundsen' Arctic eN- nedition left rromsoe Kings Bay. Spitzbergen. on Thursday of this week. It will require week to assemble the planes the trial flights. and he will then 2 tl the Dane Islands for his final dash to the Pole Anundsen denies that he will go to Alaska but says he will return to Spitzbersen.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
ETHIOPIAN IN THE WOOD.PlLE

WASHINGTON. April II. (AP)-Reports that the Government Washington views with much suspicion oil concession provisions of the Russo Japanese Treaty. causing concern to high Am erican officials seem to be groundess. and formal declaration that the reports are entirely baseless may be issued shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

. KOTZEBUE. Alaska, April Especial O the NAget-There has been general storm in thi section-the of the winter but the temperature today is forty above zero which is thd warmest of the winter. A late breakn is prhicted here of the low water and the continuous cold weather during the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
cr ,loc,cAn s,nvrr PARTY AT Korznrcr

KOTXEBtE, Alaska. April Special the Nutget-The Geological Survey Party of four with Fitzgerald in charge, arrived Kotzebue on thd eighth enroute to the upper Noatak and Col vilf River districts survey expedition The pa1y travelled from Nenana to kotzebue in twenty sey} }n days with two dog
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

TOKYO. April 10. tAP)-Many fishing craft and the six hundred ton Akiak Maru foun- deHd in the gale which followed the earthquake Int tsday, the East side of Tokyo Bay The gall swept the entire coast for hundreds of miles, It , estimated that there are more than fifty per- son dead and missing.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

WASHINGTON. April II, (AP)-The Comptrol- Ter of the Currency has called for the condition of the National Banks throughout the country at the close Q business April 9th.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

Paris. April II. tAP)-The Chamber of Depuue+ last night voted confidence in Premier Ilerrot. two hundred ninety one to hundred forty two.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

BARCELONA. April II, (AP)-Twenty were killed and sixty hurt. many seriously in collision of electric trains in a suburb of Lasdlanas.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
NAVY MEN AND PLANES FOR ARCTIC
 EXPL 0RINc PARTY

WASHINGTON April 10, tAPl--The Naval sec ton of the McMilian Arctic expedition this Summer will operate special unit under the authority of Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. Officers. men and planes will be furnished by the United States Navy Department
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11
CANADA WISHES TO DISCONTINUE
 SEALING TREATY

VICTORIA April IL, CAPi-The Chamber of Commerce Directors yesterday passed resolution against the renewal of the Treaty which expires next year among the United States. Canada and Japan governing the taking of seals the Pacific The chamber favors reopening deep-sea sealing the Pacific, and said that the seal herds have in creased far beyond the expectations of the three nations who parties to the treaty
 SEATTLE, April II, tAPlThe Treaty banning pelagic sealing effective December fifteenth, 1911 to run fifteen years, until of the parties to the Treaty gives notice writing that they desire to withdraw therefrom. is for discussion in the Chamber of Commerce Victoria. The Treaty covers the Kuriles, Pribioffs. and Kmandorskis Canada and Japan receive fifteen per cent of the skins taken in the Pribilof Islands by the United States and Canada receives fifteen per cent of the skins taken in the Kuriles.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

NEW YORK April II. tAPI@The MeMlan Polar expedition will carry sapply of American Flags to stake out the side of the continent for the United States The Arctic leaders plan to give daily of their operations. eXpesences and dis coveries to the world by radio. The expedition will carry an outfit using twenty meter wave-engt and hopes to talk to the Cruiser Seattle which will he in the Southern waters.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-11

DAYTON April Il, tAPl-McMan. the Arctic explorer iecsure here as night. said tIfat he favored little the airplanes with which he would attempt find the sub-eontinent. He said, "If I had my I would eliminate every applicant who is under five feet eight inches Big men are like big dogs-they out too quickly"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Commission to Ask Ford
About Muscle Shoals Plan

Washington, April 10.-The presi'
dents Muscle Shoals commission de-
cided today to solicit the views Of
Henry Ford and others interested in
disposition OF the property. Letters
to be sent out will make clear, how
ever, Chairman Mckenzie said. that
the commission is not yet ready to
consider bids. DIR. Harry A. Curtis,
head of the Yale chemistry depart.
ment, and r. +. Bower, of the Ameri.
can Farm Bureau federation, also
were designated today to inspect un-
officially the Union Carbide company
plant at Niagara Falls to obtain in.
formation for the commission.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
23-Year-On Youth
Secretly Weds
Widow, 63

Washington, April IA May
and.December wedding, with the
usual order of the sexes reversed.
was disclosed here today i'm the
marriage of Theodore Forest, 90, a
government clerk. and Mrs. Flora
Ritter Gortner. 63, member OF
well known and wealthy capital
family. They were secretly mar
ried Thursday at WilliamspOrt. Pa.
I'm sure I'll be happier with her
than with one of these-well, flap
pers," said the young groom.
The bride had nothing to say. She
is a sister of William NJ. Ritter.
millionaire manufacturer. who last
Christmas attained wide publicity
by giving s2,500.000 in stock in his
lumber companies TO ia of his em-
pIoyes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Armed Guards Watch
Governor Ross Home

Cheyenne. Wyo., April 10.--Armed
guards are maintaining u nightly
watch over the Wyoming guberna
torial mansion that houses Governor
Nellie Taylor Ross, It became known
today.
No reason for the patrol was made
known, although 1t was learned that
county officials had made inquiry re
qarding the identity and character oi
persons living In the vicinity Of tho
mansion.
Governor Ross refused TO comment
on the situation other than to init
mate that such precautions had not
been taken at her request
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Thelma Morgan Converse
Given Decree of Divorce
Ry TniyersaI Service

Los Angeles. April 10.-Thelma
Morgan Converse is free lady-al-
most. She obtained an interlocutory
decree of divorce today and has only
year TO wait before being totally
released from the bonds of matri-
mony. The sister-in-law of Reginald
Vanderbilt testified before Judge
Gates that her husband. a New York
broker. was addicted to the excessive
use Of intoxieants and abused her.
almost from their marriage day.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
French Radicals
Still in Power
Socialist Party Continues in
Ascendant Despite Herriot
Resignation.
nv International News Service.

nv International News Service.
Paris, April 1.-THE radical social
list party will continue TO rule France
despite the resignation Of Premier
Herriot.
This declaration was made today
by Cazeles. president of the radical
socialist group in the chamber OF
deputies.
II have just conferred with Presi-
dent Doumergue and we are in agree
ment," Cazeles told the press.
Deputy Flandinin, secretary of the
left republican party, called to see
the President and said to newspaper
men:
Present indications are that Maui
rice Sarraut, who is a brother of for
mer Minister Sarraut, will be invited
by President Doumergue tomorrow to
form new government"
Paris, April 11.-A temporary cabi-
net until the municipal council cleo
tions in May 10 reveal the trend Of
the countrys political thought may
be the solution OF the cabinet crisis
brought about by the overthrow of
Premier Edouard Herriot. President
Doumergue was in conference with
party leaders today in an effort to
reach a decision as to Herriot's sue
cessor.
Paul Painleve. president Of the
chamber of deputies, and mentioned
as a possible premier, only smiled
when he was shown the Paris Midi $
announcement of the tentative Pain
leve cabinet as he was leaving
Elysees palace after talk with
President Doumergue.
THE tentative cabinet" named
Aristide BRAND minister of foreign
affairs, Anatole De Monzie minister
OF finance, NJ. Nollett minister Of
war, NJ. Loucheur minister of com.
merce and Louis Marin minister of
the interior.
II can only say / believe we have
reached an areement which may en-
able satisfactory settlement of the
cabinet crisis" Painleve told the press
as he left the palace.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

ment man who has been here in
yestiga ting prohibition methods for
a week. may lose his job.
He had no authority to give out
any interviews" said Thomas.
That Is absolutely not allowed In
that department. Only two men
knew what occurred between him
and samardick here. They were
Lepper and Samardick. And Sam.
ardick didn't tell.
"Lepper seemed 70 confine his In
vestigations to the underworld,
said Thomas. "He didn't interview
the kind OF people who are trying
to uphold the prohibition laws"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Omaha will witness the first radio
May Day fete ever attempted any
where, beginning at and lasting
two hours, Friday morning, May j..
Approximately 1000 Omaha school
school children will participate in the
programs, which will be held in six
local parks. The unusual feature of
the event Is that the same dances
will be executed at the same time in
each of the six parks. Music will be
furnished by the Central High School
band and will beb roadcasted from
station WOAW. In each Of the parks
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Samardick Refuses to Apologize
to DR.. Wearne; Incident Now "Closed'

Robert Samardick positively will
not apologize to DIR. Frederick
Wearne for his agents searching
him at Hotel Hill a few days ago.
Prohibition Director L liner
Thomas apolosized. SO did the two
Samardick agents, who did the
searching under "Bob'sp direction.
Thomas asked Ssmardiek to
apologize.
Saturday, Thomas was siding
with Samardick and said he
wouldn't need to apologize. that the
incident Is closed. Thomas, more
over. declared that II. II. Lepper.
government intelligence depart.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Forest Service Opposes
Railroad Land Claims

T Washington. April 10.-The con-
pressional commission investigating
land grants to the Northern Pacific
Railway company heard arguments
by counsel for the forest service to-
day in opposition to the company's
claim for approximately 100000
acres of land it contends is still due
under the grants.
d. r. MCGOWAN. chief counsel for
the service, said the company, in re
turning approximately 44s,0oo acres
to the government at >the time the
Mt Rainier National park was Great
ed, obtained in lieu of this land q
similar acreage of s3,500,000 greater
value, and contended that the value
rather than the actual acreage,
should be considered in adjustments
of the grants.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Hail Damages Peach
Crop Down i'm Georgia

Macon, Ga, April 10.-Reports
reaching here tonight from Monte.
yuma, Ca, said hail storm in that
vicinity this afternoon had caused
serious damage 10 the peach crop
there. From other sections Of cen.
of severe damage to the fruit and
other crops.
At Montezuma. II was said, the hail
damaged four square miles Of or.
chards, destroying an estimated $50
cars peaches.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
MUST HAVE READ
"RUBE" GOLDBERG

I Chicago, April 1o.--Harry Bitner
"a, who spent a lifetime trying TO
perfect q successful invention, sue
.ceeded today when the contrivance
which he rugged up to commit suicide
worked according to specifications.
,Bitner built a bunk on which he re.
clined. over his head he suspended
small can of ether. from which the
liquid dripped on his face and anes-
thetized him. Then in one nostril he
inserted a tube leading to a gas jet
within the bed. To his raised right
arm he bound a lever which leased a
gas cock. When he became insensible
from the ether, his arm dropped and
released the gas which completed the
asnhYxiation.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
SOLDIERS TERMS
WILL BE REDUCED
Rx Universal Service.

Washington. April 10.-Sentences
of 10 years and 96 years confinement,
pronounced upon two army privates
by courts martial at Schof1eld Bar
racks, Hawaii. are likely TO be very
materially reduced the War depart.
ment was advised today.
The report on the cases was cabled
TODAY by the commanding general of
the Hawaiian department.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
200 Arrested
in Vice Raids
Denver Mayor Supervises Po-
lice Cleanup of Under
world Resorts.
Nv international News Service.

Denver. Colo, April 1.-Two hun.
dred persons, including about -
women, today face varied assort-
ment of charges in police court fol-
lowing a Good Friday vice raid.
staged under the personal supervision
OF Mayor Stapleton last night. Ar.
rests were made in scores Of alleged
bootlegging establishments and Dis.
orderly houses. One fashionable
downtown cafe was visited, where six
persons were taken into custody and
the proprietor arrested for violation
of the dry laws.
Federal. state, county and city Of
ficials participated in the wholesale
raids. which were conducted without
knowledge of Chief of Police Cand.
lish,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Automobile Provides
Motive Power for Press

West Frankfort. Ill, April To-
Newspaper editors from neighborine
Illinois towns were here today. at
! tracted by the novel experiment oi
Byron Elkins, of the West Frankfort
: American.
When the motive power Of his
press ceased to function, Elkins
backed a small automobile into his
print shop. lacked up the wheels, at
tached belt and now declares he
prints 1,5O0 papers to gallon OF
gasoline. He grinds out his daily
edition at the rate OF 80 miles an
hour
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
VILLAGE HONORS
CENTENARIAN
By Universal Service.

Benton Harbor Mich, April To-
The entire village of New Buffalo,
Mich, tonight prepared to celebrate
the hundredth birthday OF Mrs. Mary
Hermann who for more than 10
years has occupied the same pew in
st. Marys church.
County and village officials are TO
be speakers at the dinner given Mrs.
Hermann In public hall. and for
which Mrs. Hermann made herself
new black silk dress with white lace
collar.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
SOLDIERS ESCORT
EARL OF BALFOUR
by The Associated Press.

Baalbek. Syria, April 1O.-The Earl
of Balfour, accompanied by a mill
tary escort, after leaving Damascus
yesterday. stopped for five minutes at
Shatura Thursday evening and tele-
phoned to Beirut, on the Mediterran-
can about 20 minutes by motor from
Shatura. Lord Balfour over the tele-
phone said it was his intention to
board the steamer Sphinx at Beirut
late Thursday evening. The Sphinz
plies between Bieurut. Alexandra.
Egypt, and Marseilles, France.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
American Steamer Goes
Ashore on Virginia Coast

Norfolk, Va. April 10.-A message
received at coast guard headquarters
here This afternoon said the American
steamer. Barore, is ashore about Z
miles north of the Cape Charles Light
ship. The cutter Carabassett has
been dispatched 10 her AID. The mes.
cage gave no details. The ship was
bound to New York from a tropical
mort
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Bed Sheet Bill' Approved.

lansing, Mich, April 10.-The
Michigan legislatures bed sheet
BILL" providing that 99.ineh sheets
he used by all hotels of the state.
passed the house following a speech
by its author. Mrs. Cora Anderson.
the only woman assembly member.
The bill has vet TO pass the senate.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
BILL HART'S WIFE
SERIOUSLY ILL

Los Angeles. April 10.-The condi.
tion of Winifred Westover Hart, wife
of Bill Hart, took a turn for the
worse today and attending physicians
admitted that she was seriously ill.,.
Mrs Hart is suffering with nervous
breakdown. following an aggravated
heart attack. Her friends in the film
colony are much alarmed at her CON
dition.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Bank Reserve Increases.

New York, April 1.-The actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week fhows
an excess reserve OF s26.sl4, $50.
This is an increase Of s26,333,2oo.
compared with last week when excess
reserve totaled only s310,D70.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Maenatc in New York

New York. April 1O.-Otto Hugo
SHINES, third son OF the late Hugo
SHINES, German steel magnate. was
among arrivals on the liner Beren-
garia, which locked today with $50
passengers. lie said that his visit
was merely a vacation journey.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Lower Land Bank Interest
Rate Is Still Considered

Dennis p. Hogan, president OF the
Federated Land Bank of Omaha. on
his arrival from Washington Friday
said the lower interest rates advocated
by the Federal Land bank are still
being considered. and an announce
ment will be made in about 30 days.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

six radio receiving sets will be placed
at points of vantage SO the children
and spectators may clearly hear the
band.
Many Folk Dances.
The fete is being sponsored by the
Omaha board of education under the
personal direction Of Miss Catherine
Carrick. assistant supervisor of ply
sical education. Pupils from the fifth,
sixth, seventh and eighth grades have
been chosen to take part in the events.
Folk dances will constitute the major
part of the program
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Steamer Jammed in Ice.

Halifax, y. s., April 1.-THE Do
minion Coal company's steamer
waluka, from Newport News for
Montreal. with n caro- of coal. was
jammed fast in the Ice In the Cult of
ST. Lawrence. 100 miles from nearest
land, and has sent out calls today for
a assistance. Plans were bein made
to send ice-breaking steamers to its
aid.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
BY WILLIAM G. CAYCE.
International News Service Staff
COrrespondent.

San Quentin, Cal. April 11.-Game
as ever and full of fight. Norman
Selby, the Kid Mccoy" of prize ring
fame. took the count from the law
today and entered San Quentin prison
to serve an intermediate term of from
four to 3s years.
I'm innocent and I know God will
take care of me- said kid" as the
prison doors closed behind him.
MY attorneys are working on my
appeal and they have right on their
side. But I'm going in here to do
what I'm told and to make the best of
/ it. I've always tried to be a goG,
loser and I'll make the best of 1t in
this instance"
I. kid" wants to return to his first
love-the boxing same-and is
through with women
Il hope they will let me box some
in prison." he said. ut will help me
in a lot of ways, and If they want me
to do so I'd be glad to act as boxing
instructor there"
ring, with eight marriages to his
credit, declared he had hopes of get.
ting out within three or four years.
Through With Women.
And when I do" he said with en-
phasis, III have nothing more to do
with women"
5 do you expect any of your ex.
wives will come to visit your" Mccoy
was asked.
r mo, / don't think they WILL" he
.said, and then Frightening, asked:
But maybe they will, do you think
so?"
Mccoy was handeuffed to Officer
Blaisdell, but seemed cheerful. He
talked freely and seemed pleased when
large crowd gathered at Richmond,
Cal, where he was taken from the
train from Los Angeles, where he was
convicted Of manslaughter as a result
aof the killing of Mrs. Theresa Mors,
his last sweetheart.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

places. The Nebras ska Buick com.
pany has donated the use of SO re
ceiving sets, all Of them fourture
Zeniths. j. w. Sherry of the radio
department In the Buick company
has complete charge OF the installa'
ton Of the sets.
According to Ira Jones of the school
board, and Sherry, the Omaha May
Day fete should not only prove TO
be q great success from a musical,
artistic and entertaining standpoint,
but 1t probably Will be copied through.
out the country
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Friday afternoon at Turner park
girls from F'arnam, Henry Yates and
Central schools rehearsed their parts
before a large and fascinated audience.
Among the dances they executed. al
most to perfection. were the May
pole. Goddesses. Rufty-Tufty and Milk
Maids. Swiss Revel and French reel.
The parks at which the fetes will
be held are Turner. hanscom, Fonte-
nellie, Miller. Highland and Bancroft
ravine, in the rear of Bancroft school.
About 5000 worth of radio equip
ment will be used in the various
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Death Toll increases.

Miana. Fla, April 10.--Death toll
Of Sundays tornado mounted TO five
with the death of =. v. Ellis. 30.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Kid Mccoy Begins
Serving Sentence
Pugilist Convicted of Staying
Sweetheart, Taken to
Prison.

San Quentin. Cal. April 11.-"Kid''
Mccoy ran "amuck' just before en-.
tering San Quentin prison today to
serve a term of from four to 80 years.
On the boat from Richmond to
Point San Quentin enroute here from
Los Angeles, the one-time pugilistic
topnotcher threw dishes at newspaper
men and smashed camera.