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Putnam patriot., 1925-12-04
WROTE EDITORIAL FOR
 BATES COLLEGE "BoBCAT'

Byron Wilcox. son of Fred J. Will cox, of Chapman street, who is q sen for at Bates College, was the author of one of the editorials in the last is- sue of the Bates Bobeat, the comic magazine of the college. This is the second number of the magazine to be published, and 1t has been so success ful that the Bobeat is to become reg ular magazine, issued four times a year.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-04
FUNERAL SERVICES
 EUGENE BEAusoLEIL

Funeral services of Eugene Beanso- leii. 55. a member of prominent north end family, who died last week Wednesday, were held from St. Mary s church Satnrdav morning The sol emn high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. Charles F. Bedard. buriai was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-04
New Street Lights

The street light committees recom- mendation for the installation of four new lights and the changing of pres ent lights on Hospital Hill to make the lighting uniform was voted to be car ried out.
 No Building Permit
 The matter of building permit to
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-04

MT. and Mrs. Armand Lsehsnee entertained Mir and Mrs. Norton or Meriden over Thanksgiving. goihs te Providence in the afternoon to attend the theatre.
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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
House Chiefs Planning
Reorganization Before
Session Is Ended Mar. 4

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-House
leaders have agreed upon plan for
organizing the next, or Sixty-ninth
Congress before the close of the pre-
sent session.
Although the new Congress. which
was elected at the polls last Novem-
Der, does not convene in regular ses-
sion until next winter. it is proposed
TO set up its working machinery far
in advance and thus help to obviate
any need for a special session next
summer.
Chairman William r Green of the
Ways and Means Committee, suggest
ed that the Republican membership
OF the next House conduct their or
ganization caucus Immediately before
the present body expires, next March
T.
lr this way the House could name
its Speaker. leaders and committees
and be ready to start work on in
stant notice. 1t also would permit
Administration men at the Capitol to
map out the future legislation pro-
gram.
The Ways and Means Committee,
for example, would gather here in
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24

the early fall, probably in October
and draft the new revenue bill. Like
wise. the Committee on Agriculture
would receive an early start on its
consideration of the needs of the
farmers.
1t is pointed out that those advo-
eating an extra or special session
of the New Congress generally are
agreed that the most appropriate
time would be in September. Should
the plan advanced he adopted. how
ever. much wind would be takn out
OF their arguments, for little could
be accomplished by bringing the
Senate and House back to Washing
ton before their committees ha(
shaped their programs on the var
ious public questions.
Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati
Republican leader disclosed that he
already has done much work along
this line. He has found that of the
81 new members elected to the next
House. 40 live within "a hours trav
el OF the Capital. He has written to
them asking for their Endorsement OF
the plan for the reorganization con
fernce.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
FRENCH DEBT
UNDER DEBATE
u. S. SENATE
Senator Borah Reiterates
Charges = Other Sena-
tors Criticise Him.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The Sen
ate debated the French war debt
with Senator Borah reiterating that
France made no unrepaid gifts to
America during the Revolution. Sen
ator Bruce, of Maryland, taking ex-
ception, read letter of Benjamin
Franklin impressing appreciation of
the French gift of 100000 liyres.
Bruce said Borah's speech yesterda!
in which he condemned French Dep
uty Marin's address of last Wednes-
day in the French Chamber of De
puties, fairly reeked' with errors
Reading French literature, Bruce
said the French national sentimeni
was 80 strongly sympathetic it fore
ed adhesion between France and
American colonies.
Senator c. c. Dll. of Washington.
pleaded for no unnecessary and un--
productive debate" and said Borah
omitted certain historical facts favor.
able to France. Dill cited the
French agreement to forego interest
Tor number of years.
France should pay her debt but
We should met her in the same gen
erous spirit shown our enyoys wears
ago" said Dill
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
SUMS ECLIPSE
is PERFECT IN
EASTERN STATES
Dreams Of Astronomers for
Ideal Conditions Comes
True-Tests Made.
u. S. ARMY PLANE
TAKES RARE VIEWS
Animals In New York Zoo Ex-
ecute Strange Doings-
Temperature Drops.

UNDATED - Dreams of astron-
omers seeing total eclipse of the
sun, under ideal conditions, were
realized today in New York and
New England.
Clouds and low visibility frus-
trated tests in Michigan and On
tario.
The spectacle was especially mag
nificent in New York which wit
messed the first total eclipse In 119
years.
The beautiful corona, accompan-
led by momentary blackness of mid
night, was seen at 9:11 O'Clock.
President Coolidge witnessed the
partial eclipse on the lawn Of the
White House, carrying blackened
window pane.
An army plane, nearly three miles
up over Mitchell Field, Long Island,
took IL pictures of the racing
shadow.
The temperature dropped two de-
grees at Yonkers.
The dirigible Los Angeles ascend
ed from Lakehurst and headed for
Nantucket. The officers aboard re-
port successful observation.
Deer in the open at the Bronx
Zoo tumbled over one another in
terror.
An Arctic owl hooted and few
about.
A heavyweight alligator beloved
at the night.
Chattering monkeys became silent
and songbirds from all over the
world tucked their heads under
their wings. and slept.
The Radio Corporation Of Amer.
ica said the behavior OF ether IN
dicated that short wave length
follows the sun, that static was er-
fected, that the long wave, irregr-
lar before the eclipse. became no.
ticeably regular during totality.
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SECRET QUIZ
is BEGUN BY
U.S.TREASURY
Disclosures in Investigation
Customs Offices, Homo.
lulu, Causes Action.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24--Indicat-
ions We're given at the Treasury that
an Investigation into conditions in
several customs offices is under way
as result of disclosures in the
secret inquiry into conditions among
agentJ in the Hawaiian customs Of
flee.
One agent has been convicted there
and four others have been indicted
on charges of conspiracy. Treasnry's
advices indicate tnat the Govern
ment had been defrauded of thous
ands of dollars in duties.
Officials declined To discuss the
new inquiry, but is was said in cer-
tain quarters that information re-
CONTINUED on Page Sikh
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SHOOTING TAKES
PLACE IN BANK

VANCOUVER. b. C, Jan. 24--An
armed stranger entered the Prior
Street branch of the Bank of Mon
treal this afternoon and it was the
occasion of a shooting in which tel
Ter e. T.. Dreper wounded bookkeep-
er f. +. Elsted in the leg. The
stranger went away. ON foot, with
$1,000 in money in his pocket. Drep
er handed the money out when the in
truder threatened TO kill Manager
II. II. James il Dreper did not stop
shooting and start paying.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
MORE MONEY
IS NEEDED BY
ALASKA ROAD

WASHINGTON. Jan. PA supple
mental budget estimate of $500. 900
to enable the Alaska Railroad to
round out the current fiscal year
without deficit. has been transmit
ed To the house.
The revenue of the Alaska Rail.
road for the year is estimated at
81 100000 with expenses of $2,605.
0Oo. A total of 81 .305 900 has already
been appropriated for this year.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The Sen
ate lnis afternoon went into Exc
cutive session 10 discuss Stones
confirmation after Senator Hefflin
declared that hs and Senator Over
man were opposed because of argu-
ments of Stone before the Supreme
Court as attorney for the executors
of the }. Pierpont Morgan estate.
Senator Borah is reported to have
declared in the Executive session thac
the proposal to indict Wheeler In
Washington, ID. C., $500 miles from
his home. involved the Anglo.Saxon
principle of law
Some of the Senator's are said to
have expressed desire that Stone
appear and give his account proposed
against Wheeler.
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ITALIANS EXPECT SsNEW
DEAL" WHEN KELLOGG is
MADE SECRETARY ST4TE

that italy does not intend to shrink
from fulfilling her obligation toward
the United States as soon as her
financial condition permits The hope
is expressed in political circles that
Mr.. Kellogg, as Secretary of State,
will take into consideration the will
ingness OF the Italian Government to
filfill its war pledges and show an
equally magnanimous viewpoint con-
cerning ltaly's most vital problem,
emigration.
IL was said today that Italy is as
anxious as the United States to re-
gulate emigration so as TO prevent
a flood of undesirable emigrant in
the United States.
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Aged Yukon Pioneers
Make Merry at Ball

SEATTLE. Jan. 2l.-tieorge T.
Snow, aged II, and his wife. early
sourdoughs at Forty-mile, former res
idents OF Juneau, Alaska. founder OF
the Alaska-Yukon Pioneers and Lad
les of the Golden North; j. Fl. Nc
Donald, aged so. and &. L. Thomp.
son, aged 50, made merry last night
at a Joint ball.
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SPLIT, OPIUM
CONFERENCE IS
AvERTED TODAY
Finland Delegation Averts
Break in Negotiations
by Resolution.

GENEVA, Jan. 24.-The collapse of
the International Opium Conference
was avoided late today when Finland
introduced a resolution providing n
Joint committee from the first and
second conferences to investigate
opium smoking in the Orient. The
resolution was unanimously adopted
after Stephen G. Porter, head of the
American delegation approved of the
proposition.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
NOMINATIONS
ARE BLOCKED
BY SEN.WALSH
Montana Senator Opposes
Confirmation Of Both
Stone and Warren.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-united.
States Senator Thomas J. Walsh. OF
Montana, counsel for U. S. Senator
B. X. Wheeler, indicating he oppos-
ed confirmation of Harlan Fiske
Stone for the supreme Bench, gave
the Senate formal notice Stone,
when Attorney General, had notified
Walsh his Department, was seeking
the indictment OF Wheeler in the bis
trict of Columbia.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
Young Chilean Army
Officers Seize Palace

SANTIAGO. Chile, Jan. 24.-By a
sudden coup, the Continental young
officers of the army. occupied the
Moneda Palace, headquarters of the
government and surrounded by a
strong force with the intention to
depose the Junta government with
a view of bringing neutrality in
politics"
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ROME, Jan. z4.-ln political cir
eles. the impression prevails that
the retirement of Charles T.. Hughes
as Secretary of State and a change
in the leadership OF Americas for
eign policy with Frank b. Kellogg
in charge, may bring about diff
ferent viewpoint concerning Italian
immigration.
This question together with the
settlement of war debts. represents
the only important pending issue be-
tween the Rome and Washington
Governments.
Premier Benito Mussolini for the
first time has made il understood
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
KUR0PATKIN
PASSES away

MOSCOW. Jan. 24.-The official
Soviet News Agency announces the
death of Gen. Alexes Kuropatkin.
aged 80 Commander.in-Chief of the
Russian armies during the Russo
japanese war. He was regarded as
one of the greatest leaders develop
ed in Russia He commanded the
Russian armies on the Northern Ger
man front during the world war
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-01-24
BeHeues End. of
" orM Meant by
Eclipse, Sells Out

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Jan. "a.
Elezar 7. Smith, OF Greece,
New York. sold mis- furniture.
one COW, killed his pigs and
wound up his earthly affairs in
readiness to greet the eclipse
OF the sun today promptly at
, o'clock. He prophesied the
world would come to an end at
that hour. Smith is still alive
and the world keeps wagging
right along.
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SHIRAN|SAN
IS ERUPT|NC

TOXIC. Jan. "a Shiranisan. one
of the highest peaks in the Haruma
Range. so miles northwest, is re-
ported in active eruption. There
were heavy explosions and loud rumb-
ling. Dense ash showers continue
in the surrounding area.
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NAN WHO HELPED RICH
DRIFT DODCER TO GET
AWAY RETURNS TO L. S.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Eu
gene Stecher, who helped Grover
Bergdoll, rich draft dodger. to es-
cape from the home of Bergdolls mo
ther here in 1920, has surrendered.
He said he left Bergdol in Germany
Stecher. describing Bergaoll's es-
cape, said he was surprised as he
was sitting in a racing auto near the
Bergdoll mansion, while Bergdoll was
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APPOINTMENT HELD UP

APPOINTMENT HELD UP
WASHINGTON, Jan 24.--The Sen
ate Judiciary Committee. in insis-
tence of Senator T. {. Walsh of Mon
tana, deferred action on the nomin
alton of Charles B. Warren, To be
Attorney General. Wash then pre-
sented the committee with com.
pliation OF the testimony Warren
gave before a. congressional com
mittee. years ago. concerning the
minority lholdip< of the Michigan
Sugar Company by the American
Sugar Refining interests.