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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Montanans to Hold
Biggest Roundup

No dance selection less than 20
years old win be played at the big.
gest Montana roundup and dance OF
the season. at the Moose temple.
wednesday night. February 4. All
ex.Montsna residents are invited.
Professor Carney's 20-piece orches.
ira. accompanied by Miss zeta Dill
lon OF Butte. will play such old
favorites ms two Little Girls In
Blue" sweet Adeline" and MY
Merry Oidsmobile."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
SENTENCE ALIEN
SMUGCLERS
Nd Leader Gets Year,
Enuineer Four Months

VII Narow. who was convicted
: mugsilng allsns across the bor
(. "a sntenotd 90 serve a year
a. az 10 MeNeI island pcni-
...ary b judge Jeremiah Netcrcr
s,hy. Ernie Johnson. his cngi-
~ vas sentenced 10 serve four
sa'As % hl
n, sao we're captured rs cosst
49,, cutters AFTER their craft had
=, s8asd with machine KUN fire.
~ Riaerlage island and ser nfire
= n@poundcrs exploding in the
oArt
=. no Chinamsu bad Jumped
,,.esard when me Smelling com
,sd ard wsro picked out u the
g,r mere was no liquor aboard
a xsssst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
NEW CONTRACT
R9el Sound Power Co. Gets
County Lighting Job

= tx county Commissioners. b. a
-. Y one vote Monday renewed a
$50 With the Puge, Sound
-. Light Co. to serve the
= Z. hospital, county poor farm
-. s'ea'ion home for 1926. Com
+. ,f Frank Paul voted against
.,a ,.a'Faef. II brings in between
y and $4,000 month to
=. s'n1any. he says. The city
= aepafiment made no formal
: ~ The contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
MRS. SOUDERS
is DEAD
Death Takes Mother OF
Orchestra Leaders

Mu Robert K. souders died here
az the Minor hospital SUNDAY. az &
o. m She was the mother Of Iackie
Suuders, leader % the Chautseler
orchestra Robert y. soudrrs. lead,
or % tho 5, 5. II. 3. Alexander or
rhcstra. and moiheFln Las 90 Earl
r Grey header of the Hotel Butter
orchestra she is also survived by
nor husband and another son. Paul
or the STANDARD on Co. here
Mrs Suudcrs has been active IN
First Presbyterian church atfairs
since she came 20 Seattle. five years
aEo. from Minneapolis
The body u at ButttrvuFths NOR.
tuary awaiting the arrival OF Rob
EFT .. soudsra, Ir- from san Fran.
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

WE a. hair work from cUmbiuEp.
reasonable Also buy eomblngs.
TAHfaqstt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
As MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
HANLi ~ n0nna

~ - ~ hAsAHAatHHH. ~
sash Tor inrilaiuE purchrs o. Keep
your house warmer and cleaner.
Send ua your sizes aud We Nill
give you factory prices
French doors garage doors mirror
doors. Breaches and tables for
breakfast hooks.
Special cabinet work. cupboard
doors d0oFs and windows for all
puFpuHrR
HFBlubonrda. flour bins. medicine
cabinets
Wind end dust A sure saver 81
fuel i0c a foot.
Wind shield glass and sedan door
lights replaced while you walt
Ask for eatatuE Huy direct az fac
tory prices and save money
q " WILLIAMS COMPANY
1879 Firat ave. ~ Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their bouseholds are re-
ported by the following men:
fleming. War -. 500 y. Hlst -. boy.
wilbur. Jack Allen. Seahurst boy.
stokes. !. Julian, Cis Eighth ave. ~.
boy.
Edgar. 1921 57th ave. 81
boy. ..,..,.
Carey, John Frank 1927 Firth ave.
~ boy.
Penn. Louis. 1fi5 18TH ave. - slfL
Brown, Charles Edgar, Zsls western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
" hUM IN STOLEN CAR

: ;,ss ,s az. IN auto from l.. n. swis.
III '- 9Th ave. n. W. Sunday
ii, au,o thieves loaded two
4 :, GIN into The machine and
( NJ. first ave y. and John
,. d., d. y vas found By scrgt. j.
"a '''an. The gin was confis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
'sndlt Trio Flees
After Pistol Battle

ss1 tandiis who had Just fin
49,. voting a store at Is,aanah
i. hlsht we're frightened or in
- Z. .s'sie- In which seven shots
!. ,.s.aanged. d. McKlbbcn told
I ~ Monday that goods tax.
i. 4. he store acre dropped
"a, NC thieves made their get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Divorce Complaints

Della W. Dean S. conklin. nonsup-
port
VI. Anna c. Tonquist, incom-
patibility.
Alice vs. Russell W. Jen-
nings. cruelty.
Eva D. Peterson W. wally Peterson.
cruelty.
Daisy a. ". David J. Fraser. descr-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
DEATHS

Kelly. John j.. So. iii 18th ave.
Jan. 20,
Duffy. Marjorie, 2. Foster. Jan. 30.
Pearson. Alfred H. B0thell. Jan. 30.
HUSKY. sivert. ~. SOC Seventh ave.
s.. Jan. ~.
IIalscth. Martin. SO. Pouiabo. Jan. 20.
Engiund. baby, infant. 20t5i = East
lake ave. Jan. 20.
Good, Pearl. %. 23iS Elliott ave.
oB a@i' II Harry B.. IS. 51e 18th ave.
Jan. 20.
Watkins, Lawrence ". 30 Marys-
vile. Jan. 90
Rcimsn. Ida ~ 81. 1853 woodlawn
ave. Jan. 30.
Bremen. George. 60. 1905 r.. Gsth St.
Jan. 20.
Lockiin. Joel Vincent ST. 605t 33Fd
ave. y. T.. Jan. 30.
Burns. Rose Mary infant. 1900 T.
Denny way, Jan. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Democratic Women
to Meet Wednesday

The Seattle City.Wide Democratic
women's club Till meet Tuesday. at
2.30 .. m. in 2he directors room OF
the Puget Sound Savings and Loan
association. Third ave. and Pike st.
Fundamentals OF government. per
aonaIity OF candidates and issues.
and methods in national questions.
viii be some Of the topics that viii
be discussed by the women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

esr a sessr popular heavy Of the
=, 49,. ssserisd his young bride OF
3 mai leaving word to forward
: NJ i ! . Reno. But Il wa only
ishap 's outdoor scenes of "The
"a i M nls picture Tor Paramount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
PERSONAL
TRANSPORTATION

SAN FHANCtSco. tsii Mccormick
steamer UReNr city. f2s5sl $3.50
Rau-FickwIek stage Created chrnl.
Los Angeles. f1f-A1laa. Amos
Bros. 1905 Fourth MA in.btt0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
LOST AND FOUND
500 Reward

LOST - Platinum inrEnrttrs and
chain ast with diamonds. 70 or ia
front az sanitary Public Market
"a fFtE-H0ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
80 AUCTION SALES
Bushels Auction House

Many out-of-toWn buyers Joined
eur hundreds % local customers va
securing bargains AZ last weeks
AUCTIONS and Nc are ready for
hundreds % others this week our
next biE AUCTION viii start
promptly at 10 90 q. m TUESDAY
and continue until SIC have sold a
catalogue % more than 500 num-
brrs. made up % huch goods nH
dining sets IN walnut and oak.
ovrrHtutfFd living room 80, OF
davenport. rocker and chalT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
81 FOR SALE-YACANT
LOTS

NORTH END LOT -BARGAiN
t0xt2f: paving and all assessments
paid IN full $3.50: terms. owner,
ks nwd-o3ga. or MA fn-2ss7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Three Chinese Rugs

room sire In beautiful color COM
binAiioua. talvet aud Administer
rugs. rahrnlin rugs battieahip and
other llnol~um. bed set ~ bed.
dresser and chiffonlsr. brass and
usw steel beds. metal spriuEH and
urw mattresses. new blankets and
spread. MOSTELlt8 plano In
walnut case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
AUTOS FOR SALE
'24 olds 6 Coupe, $S45

wealthy Alaskan now returning
North. purchased tbis beautiful
only az his private car while here
on n four month vacation. lie
drove iG very ltttlc, and certainly
took wonderful care az a. This car
ih ia every respect really like new,
and carries our written guarantee.
It has double bar spring steel
bumper. mutomrter and bar
cap. automatic rain swipe rear
view mirror, sun visor. aluminium
ftcp plates nearly new cord tires
and spare Come in aud convince
yourself Of tho WONDERFUL value
and newnraa ~ this beautiful
coupe. Very easy terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

Name and Hesidence- Age
Bauerlo Harry John. o. $ s. Ne
vHda .......s ...ts..s.... s....a... -
.Grooms. De Ette Nellie. Tacoma rs
schroeder. Albert Seattle ......2s
Piiantz. Lucille A.. Seattle .......22
Van Inwcgen. T.. Seattle .......2t
Hunkins. Girniee Roe. Seattle III
Nelson. Per Albert. Seattle Legal
Bodlu. Hiima Cecilia. Seattle Legal
Coleman. Benjamin r.. Seattle Legal
Lappisy. Esther NJ, Seattle Legal
Davis. Leslie =. G.. Renton ......20
Jacobson. Irene NJ. Seattle .-....fa
.Gritnth. J. A. Garfield. Seattle Legal
MeAuley. Margaret, Seattle Legal
Waite. Ellis T.. Seattle .........21
Kennedy Mildred Mary. Sc
attic .........s.s..s-..... Legal
Brunett. Peter. H. s. s. Nevada ~
Paiiock. Anna H. Seattle ........22
weinrlck. WIN. John. Seattle I'll
LindberR. Elfls Geneyievs. Seattle rs
Morrow. Norman G.. Vancouver,
u q. .ssr...... .s..s.s.... ...ss. "a
Barnard. Lucille. Portland .....p.22
Hawthorn. Lloyd T.. Seattle. Legal
Day. Eva ~ Seattle .....s... Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02

To sell that Used Car just reach
for the nearest phone and call
MA in.0s00. a Star Want Ad viii
DO n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Beautiful Studebaker
4-Pass. Sport, $445

Tou just ought Go see 70. one of the
finest little cars We have ever or
fsred for sale The top, uphol-
stnry and original finish are per-
feet. Motor Is ~ quiet you can
hardly hear u run. Carries our
written guarantee. n has brand
new cord tires, spare tire. motto
meter and bar cap, aluminium step
plates. rain swipe. etc. Don't miss
This ono. Very nhay terma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
I FEMALE HELP WANTED

MAHCEi.LEHs & HAiRpHEssEHS
earn tis % SIS weekly. and the DO
mand exceeds the supply. We
teach you how ia a Few weeks and
assist YOU 60 a punltiuu.
CARSON HAfHpHESEtSG COLLEGE
Third Floor Yale nidE. Opp, 4. ..
MA tn-z1si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
Sewing Machines
GARAGES

PERMANENT and portable FnraFc.
houses stores. Mars tortahla
UidR. Co, Sal Roy 81 CA ptl-99s2;
Res So uaet-iis2
PORTABLE GARAGEA ca piti 'oaso
Seattle Sectional Bldg Co.
1908 Yais ~ j. n psMATts. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

WELL established. big paying
rheumatism practice. situated in
SEATTLE. suitable FOR medical or
dfugless doctor. VIII sell reason
able. or trade for suitable high
class bungalow. Address A-4A,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ave. girl.
Engiund, Arvid. zoi5i5 Eastiake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-02
9 MALE HELP WANTED

WE want Z clrhn-cut men % work
on our 10.n0O-aero California cat.
tie ranch good wages, but All
must buy from rs AZ least 1900
worth % land aud pay fi0n down
and let part 81 wages each
month 10 on land 80 have sold
20 600 people their homes here.
See Peterson or paruhll. SOS
Third ave today
Also want CARPENTER Go finish
garage IN Green Lake
YOU tell 'em-Alf shirts finished hy
hand collars guaranteed one year.
Nup we darn EN- watch our now
office opening a. Fourth and Pike.
tn Green Bldg New Richmond
Laundry. I'll ioti7op.
AT ANNEX. so0f Sth. near WeatiRks
nv. clean. furnished. Htcam-heatsd
bedrooms tmenl; FREQ bath and
phone Trans soc. weekly zoo.
MODERN AUTO MD TRACTOR
SCHOOL. day. night classes. Send
for free eataiog Nc. 2. 2os Y. PKG.
.FIREMEN, brakemsn. beginners
sts0-f250 (which positionfp Rail
way. AL. star
10 SITUATION-MALE
ROOFING OF all kinds. De acn-
2iz9-R
Evening star., 1925-03-13
CONF NF|DENCE VOTE
GIVEN MUSSOL|N|
Resolution in Chamber of
Deputies Strongly Support
ed-Premier Is Better.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, March 13.-The Mussolini
government received a vote of conf
dence in the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday. The resolution was car
ried by a large majority at the con-
sclusion of the debate on the estimates
of the ministry of the interior.
Signor Maff. the Communist dep
uty, was responsible for an uproar in
the chamber, his accusations against
the Fascist bringing a number of
the deputies to brief fstic encount-
eT. He charged the Fascist with EN-
rfching themselves" and with having
committed acts of violence.
Fight Is Staged.
Roberto Farinacci secretary of the
Fascist party. and Deputy Terruzzi
Followed by other Fascist, made a
rush to attack Deputy Maffi. Peace
makers interviewed and they con-
tented themselves with forcing Maffi
TO mention names. He accepted the
challenge and accused Aldo Finzi
CORNER minister of interior) and
Giacomo Acerbo (undersecretary of
state). FinZi protested. asking for
investigation, and Acerbo threatened
to bring suit against Maffi.
When Matti insisted that his charges
were correct large group of Fas-
cfsti surrounded him and Communists
rushed to his rescue. A free-fo -for-all
followed.
MuSsoiini Isl Better
Premier Mussolinrs convalescence
from his recent attack of influenza is
virtually completed and the reiter-
ated reports in circulation in the last
rev days that his condition was Sc
r1ous and that an operation would be
necessary were declared yesterday to
be unfounded
owing to the weakened condition
IN which his Illness left him and the
cold, stormy weather. however. the
doctors are insisting on continuance
Vi stFlct care to prevent a relapse.
Consequently the premier will bo,a
TO postpone his return to the chamhar
Evening star., 1925-03-13
$500 Var Planes
Goal of Mitchell:
To Stay in Army
Interest of Congress in
AuiatiOn Gratifying,
Says General.
By the Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 13.-
With the view of winning his fight
for unified air service, IAN air serv-
ice of $500 fighting planes" Brig.
Gen. William A. Mitchell will remain
in the Army, he told friends here, de-
nying the rumor that he would seek a
new career in Congress.
81 haven't even thought of quitting -
the general declared. I'm going to
keep on talking until America wakes
up. And I expect to see a unified
service within two years. My demo-
ton? Oh, that's nothing at all!'
The general expressed his satisfac-
ton with the interest that Congress
has taken in the air problem.
THE trouble lies with the Army
and Navy" he declared. They don't
want to see a change"
The general and Mrs. Mitchell are
spending a week at the old Mitchell
home here. The general has no imme-
diate plans for the future, but ex-
pressed his hope of being transferred d
to the Chicago area when his demo-
tion to the rank of colonel takes
effect.
Evening star., 1925-03-13
FREE STATE VICTORIES
IN ELECTION INCREASED
Government Candidates for Dali
Eireann Win in Cavan
and Kilkenny.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- DUBLIN, March 1.-Two more
government victories are recorded in
returns received today from the cleo
tions held to fill vacancies caused by
Nationalist designations from the
Dali Eireann.
In Cavan, j. w. O'Reilly, govern
ment candidate, was returned by a
majority of 500 over the Farmers
nominee.
In Kilkenny, the Free Slater, Boil
ger, received 24,142 votes to 1880
for Barry. Republican.
Evening star., 1925-03-13
ROTHSCHILD LOSES POST.
Baron's Election to French Cham.
Der of Deputies Invalidated.

PARIS, March 13.-The' election of
Baron Maurice de Rothschild, a mem
ber of the well known international
banking family, to the Chamber of
Deputies, to represent the Hautes
Alpes, was invaIidated by the first
bureau of the Chamber yesterday
after a lengthy discussion. The ques-
tion will now go before the Chamber
for final decision.
Alleged 1iberalities to electors,
described as coming close to the legal
definition of corruption, are given as
the reason for the action to contest
the validity of the baron's election
You never can tell. The loud mouth
doesn't always put up a sound argu-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
ASKS Charges AGAINST prv

Lincoln Neb.-George E. johnson
secretary OF the Nebraska state do
partment of public works asked ~
sac attorney general to file charges
VI violation of the corrupt practices
49, against Charles W. Bryan for
-nei governor of Nebraska and Dew
cratic vice presidential candidato ~
nata. III connection with Bryan's cam.
t raaen lor governor. Johnson asked
80 na. charges of violating the state
uuuset law and forcing a deficit n,is
use Oh funds received from the tadas
revo,r s.nment and misuse of the state
p eru,s'ng fund be preferred against
at ,~a, Bryan is on speaking tour
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
Many Killed In Rail wr.ck

Hackettstown, N. J-Twont'
- re' sons are dead and sixty.nine are
w. hospitals as the result Of tho
i.rhlng OF Delaware, Lackaw,nna
western railway special emian. na
of Tho a. Nockport, N. J. Twenty-one
VI 'he dead succumbed to ipiuries o -.
~ peing taken to hospitals Othara
-. 'ne injured may die. The wraa,'
fioi s caused according to railroad Of.
'iciais' by an earth slide 'u OIL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
Woman Witnesses u,,u,.

TIM - woman for the first
lime In the history of Cook 60. .
eonicaso) witnessed hanging Sly
who hr 'esless' attired in mans garb
n w. oy means of her disguise. slim
peu INTO the receiving cell in ~,
gro oon saii and saw Willie Sans. ne.
gro convicted of two murders ne
uu.eq The woman was Miss ~,
lsn Du Noule, who wore a lona na'n'
over sas a gray fedora pushed down,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
SINCLAIR WINS
TEAPOT DECISION
u. S. GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL
DECISION HANDED DOWN IN
CHEYENNE
Allegation of Fraud Not Sustained;
Court Ruling Causes Stock Mark
ct To Jump And Orders Are
Pouring In

cheyenne, Wyo-The leasing O
Teapot Dome to Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil company was upheld
by Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy
who rendered his decision in the an
nulment suit brought by the govern
ment.
1.-THE allegations of fraud in the bill
have not been sustained" Judge Ken
nedy ruled.
1.-THE defendant Mammoth Oil COM
pany was the creature of Sinclair
and should be held responsible for
all his acts" the decision said. The
executive order of President Harding
transferring jurisdiction of the re-
serve was held to be legal.
The governments contention that
Sinclair was guilty of fraud because
the bonds of the Continental Trading
company were found in the posses
sion of relative of Falls can not
be upheld from the evidence offered
the decision asserted.
The decision assumed that the oil
transactions involving the trading
company, A. E. HUMPHREYS, Texas oil
operator; the Sinclair interests and
the Midwest Oil company have been
bonafide.
The secretary of the navy was fully |
within his rights in acting as he did.
having been authorized by the act of
June 4, 1920 to develop, conserve,
use and operate" the naval oil re-
serves, Judge Kennedy said.
He ruled that the phrase Gin his
embodied in the law no re-
on the manner in which the
reserves were to be handled.
He further had full authority to
use, store, exchange and sell" the
rude oil royalties, Judge Kennedy
leld, denying the governments con-
entlon that the secretary's action in
ealing In commodities for the gov
rnment was usurpation of congress
lonal authority for appropriating
money for such dealings.
The act of June 4, 1920, was
pecial act and authorized the build
lg OF storage tanks at Pearl Harbor
ortsmouth and other places desig.
ated under supplemental contracts
etween the government and Sinclair 6
ID Doheny, the ruling said. A
Judge Kennedy struck from the a
cord all exhibits and records of +
ais bank accounts and financial a
'allngs with the Continental Trad. IL
g company, in sustaining a defense II
otion c;
Inc governments bill of complaint -
Is dismissed, every major contan. o.
N IN it having been denied in tba
cision. V;
we nave no quarrel with the a.
cory that the congress sbouId bo,,o ~
has the constitutional power to I'll
'ulate the manner in which tbe W
'perty OF the United States shall al
handled by the executive branch We
the conclusion of the decision ~
u we do maintain that in the ex' Nv
Use THAT power it NAV nv on
pirate legislative authority dels wh
oiiicers of that department 70 "a
uie government property in an nm 80
rlcted way and in accordance n,;.. las
ested discretion" the
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
GENERAL

That the gangsters who have f.
90 long dominted Chicago will fipl
back in their own murderous fash
ION in the general warfare now di
rected against them was shown whe
an unidentified Italian invaded IN
county building offices of States At
torney Grove, presumably seeking
the prosecutor.
The interstate commerce commits.
sion has ordered revision of rates
on grain, grain products and hav
from numerous points in Idaho, Mon
tana, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming. Colo.
RADIO, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and
Oklahoma to points in the southeast
and the lower Mississippi valley. Oc-
tober was named as the effective
date for the changes.
Eugene Damotte of Montreal WINS
fhot by United States Immigration
patrolemen at Westfield, near the
Canadian border and he died in
hospital at New Port, VT, few
nouns later. Timothy M. Baker of
montreal and six Chinese whom the
authorities say the men were snug.
Khng across the border were lodged
In Jail here.
President Coolidge has decided 70
postpone indefinitely action on tho
Recommendation of a majority on the
-.
urn1 commission for reduction of
one-half cent pound in sugar ,,u-
ues- His findings on the commits
non's report which was submitted
TO him year ago have been made
public at the White House.
A sentence of thirty DAYS in ;.;,
Tor driving an automobile while in
toxlcated proved a death sentence
Tor Nicholas Klassen, Laporte. In
oiana business man. Klassen, who
Vas to have started his sentence the 7
Following day fired bullet into his il
brain. ''is 4
The opening to homestead entrv Il
II 67O,510 acres of public lands re $
emily excluded from the Alaskan n
;hugach national forest has been an !,
ounced by the interior department i
'orlner service men will have pre- CT
erence from July 81 70 October 30. Il