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The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

SEATTLE-In opening the Gov ernment's case. Federal Attorney Reyelle charged that an amazing fabric Of conspiracy had been made which reached to the courts and law enforcement officials. He declared that 0lmsted and his associates owned stock in two Canadian liquor exporting houses. and that they owned three motor ships. Prince Edbert, "Tuscawa." ;" Coal Harbor, :" which have been used in transport ing three million dollars worth Of liquor in a single year to American ports.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
THE G0LD-sILvER DOLLAR

A quicksilver dollar with silver to take most of the wear and enough gold to give intrinsic value without the objectionable silver dollar size and weight. is said to be under con- sideration by the Treasury Depart ment. The new silver-gold alloy would give coin of distinctive color, portable size and convenient to use.
 The public is constantly told that our precious metal mining industry is declining No better step could be taken to encourage 1t than to again popularize the use of metal for monetary purposes. Industrial activity all over the world is put ting lead. zinc and copper mining back on it's feet. By circulating more real metal money and less pa per, the dwindling supply of pre- eious metals will be augmented by increased prospecting and produc- tion.-Mining Truth
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
Father-Son Announcement

All men planning to attend the father and son banquet should se- cure their tickets not later than Tuesday evening. January 26th. as II will be necessary for the commit. tee in charge Of the feed to know in advance the exact number to be served Tickets may bs secured from the Wheeler Drug Co. kf Gtyef. kf Hagie or through mem. ben of the Boy Scout organization
 As previously announced. ths price is 50e pef plate the place is ths new Community Building and ths time ia 6 30 ? m. Friday. Jan. asry 2sth. The banquet will bs served h three eouFsef accompanied by a program of music readinr and tossia | is designed te bs s real inspiratioaal affair for both boY. and men. Son-ieA men arc urged to hEnt Hp 6 tsy for ths occasion xho has ne father or whese fsshss may not bt able 10 attend
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

BERLIN--In preference 10 a dic- tateHship threatened by President von HindenberR the leaders Of the parties in the Reiohsisg have formed a cabinet. Dr Hans Luther again will head the new government as chancellor with Gustav Stresemanu foreign minister The former Lu- ther ministry resigned early last month after signing Locarnu pacfs fn London. and efforts 10 form q new cabinet had been under way since then.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
Cook Inlet Kid" Here.

Walter cleghorn. "the Cook Inlet Kid arrived in Wrangen on the Alaska Wednesday evening. and will remain here a few days. It is re- ported that arrangements may be made for him to give a boxing exhi- bition while here. Kid Stokes is mentioned as Q probable opponent. | is stated thai he affair will naf be prize fight. but merely a snappY exhibition Of the art Of self defense. with no knockout.
 The Cook Inlet Kid" is a brother O Mrs. Frank Berry.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WASHINGTON-After sitting for hours in the Senate listening to op- ponents to American adhesion to the World Court deliver speeches. and read e magazine article written in 1898. Vice President Dawes exas- peration led him to a radio micro phone to broadcast anew his pro- test against such tactics. He spoke with so much vigor at times that the microphone. not attuned to such yehemence. sent forth only squawky vibrations Although unseen by his audience. Dawes felt impelled to emphasize his remarks with power ful gestures. As a result the speak ing stand he used was shattered by raps from his fists. The stand had been constructed especially for Pres ident Coolidge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
NEW ELECTRIC PLANT
NOW IN OPERATION

Wrangell's new electric light plant which has been under con struetion during the past two months is now completed and in op- eration. Since last Tuesday light and power have been furnished from the new plant which is equipped with the most modern machinery and electrical appliances.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
WAsHNGTON-

WASHINGTON = The oonsolids- ton Of Americas 600 railroads into few great railroad systems was urged upon the Senate Interstate Commerce committee today by Senator cammius. lhe author of the consolidation bill which has rs- esiFed ths endorsement Of the President cummias declared thaf Congress must provide for aonsoii. dation or the vust section of Amer lean railroads now losing money VII hs destroyed
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

PALOs. spain = Four Spanish aFlators started a o'clock this morning "a che aeaplane Ne Plus IIffa on tha firsf leg of a flirhi To nasnos Aifss and pozsihIg Nes foHk The flrst stau aIli bs h The Canary felAHaH Yhs distance ts Basaos hiHsa ans Naw Yoff s I2.. azz mlies The nfsra made thslf as#za to fhs ascomHaalmenI = sIIa cheering From tae great crowd vhleA bad asssmplea
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WASHINGTON Expenditures in Alaska totalling s5I5.oO0 for river and harbor improvements and pre- liminary surveys for eight other wa terway projects were proposed in bills introduced by Delegate Dan Sutherland. The proposed measure includes an appropriation of s29, ,O00 for improvement on the Tolovana river; s225.o0O for the construction of a dock and wharf al Juneau. Sur reys would be authorized for Nome Harbor, Port Frederick, Portage Bay. Anchorage Harbor, Dry Pass. sitka Harbor. Gastineau Channel. Cordoya Harbor. The Portage Bay project is proposed with a view to providing a harbor accessible to the Coal Bay oil field.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

SeR oneefa for a5s year aefs elected at ths meeting sf ca. Guild waiss was held at .as saId re9iu. "Wednesday afternoon as fslsaRa President Nn ! II Wheeler. 8rs president afs EduIa Hofstaa. and secretary treasurer. Hfs N Q John sea Pians fer ths Food sals and Tea ahich NIll bs held d the Nran. gsil Hotel saferdsf. February c. uefs completed and ssaInf occupied the balance af ths afternoon Re. frsshmsEia rsFs serfsa by ths bod eas AFa. eafllsY.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WASHINGToN-Failing to obtain an agreement for definite dates to vote on either the tax reduction bill or the World Court the proponents of the court served notice today that they would hold if continuously be- fore the Senate until a roll call was obtained.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WAgHISoToN-Aftsr tso ssnn- torx had Ashalee him from the Sen ale aooF Tor criticisms ef nenafs pro nsdars. Nles President Dav as lsKucs a statement saying ka owed an auoi- oKY @ one q them. Senator coAf- land. Democrat 0f Eea York. Uzwes sa4d Dc hsd intended his erlfirtKm te apply generally ta certain tactics used 10 ths World Court dshafs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
Father and Sen Banquet Will D.
 Popular Affair

With one-half of the reservations purchased two days after the tickets were placed on sale and with one week ahead before the sale is closed. the Father and Son banquet is ta- king on the prospect of a highly popular affair. It is anticipated that over one hundred Of the civic fathers and their sons actual or tenn porary. will place their feet under the table set by the civic mothers on Friday, January 29th.
 The Father and Son movement has met with a great deal of success in the States. Today, a good many communities have established 1t as one of their traditional civic events. Its chisf objective is to bring fathers and sons into a closer understanding of their mutual aims and problems and to occasion at least one time during the year when they can meet on a common plane.
 A glance at the program reveals an entertainment of varied interest and talent It follows:
 yTrbonty1 R1v Co~-.- Pianologs: Try Smiling and That
 Old Sweetheart of Mine, Jack
 Gurr
 Altogether. Singing by everyone Piano Solo. ...... Dorothy Johnson Welcome Dads -. James Wheeler Hello Lads! !............A. E. Gurr An Ideal Father. ...... George Case A Fathers Ideal. ...C. E. Hagie "Mammon and the Archer. ..... ................. Virginia Tozier An Ideal Son. ........ Dr. Whaley 4 Sons Ideal .... Harold Ottesen Blocks and Chips" ~ Dr. Dfyen
 The banquet will be served at tha nominal fee Of 50 cents per plate. Tickets may be purchased at th= Bank of Alaska and Wheeler's Drug Store until January 27th. afteT which no tickets will be available
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

NEW HAVEN. Conn-H the cit izens of the United States would vote as they drink and drink as they vote" the present prohibition situation would be relieved. in the opinion Of United States Attorney Emery R. Buckner of New York. The great burden today. Buekner said. is that people may vote for prohibition or be in favor of it be cause they think it will be a bene- fl 10 others. but they do not aid in it's enforcement themselves.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
Seventeen Arrive on Northwestern

The Northwestern arrived ln pafi Monday night with the following passengers from Seattle MT ard Mrs Clarence Lewis. Aneeline Isss. is. C J Sheldon. Nrs Sheldon. 2 r. Giagrass. Mrs. r. N. shanRIs Oscar saHmi Jennie Game. David Came. [ 2 Harvey. George AHaIa Mr and Ars L T Ohssl
 From KetchlEan Rar. H P Cor. ser R z wafeIIa. Nrs waksila
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

LEAYENWoRTH. Kan Re,all- ing the days when they fought ice packs in the polar wastes and form ed lifetime friendship. Roald Amundsen and pr. Frederick 4. Cook spent $ minutes together here al the Federal penitentirry where Dr Cook ls a prisoner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

T. sEAfr. a Nsll knoan and aaIl hksa travelling salesmHH ahe saas- neyed about the Territory af AIaaka Tor many years. aied in Seattle ras fentig Be represented the crsssssft Shoe Company and ths Kuppenhsln sr clsfhinE Hoass He mas inwran- Fsli fhs lasf time saranK ths late fall
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

DETRoIT-Tbe personnel of the Detroit Arctic Exposition vii leave Detroit for Seattle January 90. or as soon afterHard as Bnal arrange. menfs can b. made The manage meat announced today that the leading Of the a!rplaaes wifh which Cauf Hubefi Wilkins will attempt te ay from Alaska to spifzbefgeu hY say = the North Pole elll be- gIa Monday at Has Brouck Heights. New Jersey
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

SAN ANTONIO - Mrs. Roose- velt. widow of the former presi- dent. has arrived al Progresso. iu the state Of Yueaian. Mexico, ae- eording to dispatches received al the Mexican consulate here today. Mrs. Roosevelt Is in Mexico fo study the mythology of the ancient Mayas and 10 attempt to decipher some hleroglyphies recently found in er- eaYations there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

Hsnry Rnren. gnnaau attavnsY. declared before The Nlalnw Ciuh of Seattle that mining had bean fhe Kresiess aiagla factor h the growth of Seattle and said in part ssIt &stonsshes me fhNs wlth Seattle the eenisF of the great minlnr see- fiun af the Northwest such n eiub As this was fot forEz sd eariier.~
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

SEATTLE Mir. and Mrs. George NJ. Nelson and son Gordon are book ed for Wraagell CT The Victoria sailing Saturday morning. Sherman Duggan, formerly of Valdez, is booked for Ketehikan where he will open a law office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
The Olmsted Conspiracy Trial
 Has Begun

sEATLE-A jury to try 0lmsted and others charged with liquor con- spiraey was secured Wednesday af- ternoon. and the trial commenced immediately. The government has number of special prosecutors and numerous secret service men in at tendance.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WAsHINGToN-Henry Berenger, the new French ambassador today said that France is resolved to pay the debts she contracted for her de- fense as promptly and as fully as her present and future possibility will allow.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
Suratt Receives An Important
 Assignment

Richard auratt, einematosrapher, of Wrangell, will leave on the next boat north for Nenana to film the departure Of the Wilkins expedition on their North Pole flight.
 his is an important assignment for MT. suratt, as the eyes Of the CT ire world are on this expedition. Ike Christopher Columbus. the great adventurers Of the Captain Wilkins Nolth Pole flight are to sail forth into a land of mystery in search of a new continent, and may develop an aerial highway that will Leeo.ae the crossroads of the world.
 As man of ability in his chosen profession. Mr. Suratt is recognized in al the big centers of the film industry. He specializes on work on the outposts of civilization. His Gassiar pictures were tremendous success. Last year he made a trip down the Mackenzie river with the Lord Byng party. Upon his arrival at the mouth of the mighty river of Northern Canada he left the Gov ernor-Generafs party and taking mounted police patrol sloop to Her sehel Island at which place he took passage on an Arctic Trading schooner which meandered westward through the icebergs of the Arctic Ocean for more than a thousand miles. When near the coast of Nor thern Siberia he changed his course, and entering the Boring Sea. sailed South to Dutch Harbor where he took passage on a steamer to Seattle thus circumnayigating the Territory Of Alaska. an exploit which in itself entities him to rank as an ex- plorer
 Following his acceptance a few days ago Of his present assignment from one Of the largest film corpo- rations on the continent MT. suratt received cablegrams from other sources offering assignments in con- neetion with the Wilkins Polar ex- petition.
 The Government of the United States is interested in this expedi- ton Major Thomas Lanphier. Com mandant Of selfridge Field. Michi- gan. leader of the Army Pursuit Squadron. has been granted a leave of absence for four months to join the Wilkins expedition from Point Barrow to the North Pole.
 Sergeant (. N. Wisely Of Cleve~ land has been released from the Army for the Wilkins expedition.
 The North Americae Newspaper Alliance are sending Palmer Hutch ison of the Detroit News to cover the expedition as a correspondent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WAsHINGToN-The Elliott bill authorizing an appropriation of sI65.oe0,O00 for new public build ings was approved ,aday by the House Public Bull Ing Con mittee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

WAsHINGTON-The leaders on both sides of the World Court today started negotiations for an agree ment on the time for a vote on the question. February l , was suggest ed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

SEATTLE-Judge Ronald On mo- tion of the prosecutor dismissed the county grand jury indietmen, against County Auditor Ferguson, charging him with misconduct in office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

LaF PALaAs. Canary islanaa = Commander ffaHess seaplans or fifee here thla afternoon after com ristiuF ths firut ier Of The fHwhi ffga Spain ia the Argentine
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

George Sylvester lsff CD ths Alas- ta Nsfnesaay nirhf an "a hurried business trip ts Seattle He VII re- turn un the Alaska sailing from se- attic ganuary Sc.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

OLYMPIA-Govern Hartley has granted an executive penitentiary parole to Ray z. Binden of Seattle, who was convicted on a charge of fraudulent transactions in eonnec- tion with automobile sales contracts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21
News by Cable From All Over
 The World

WAsHINGToN-senator Borah of Idaho has disclosed that he is con- sidering entering the 1928 campaign for the presidency on the Anti League of Nations issue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

The program for the January P T. A. meeting which was held Thurs day consisted Of vocal solos by Mrs. Mclaughlin, musical reeitations by Jack Cur. piano duets by Mis- Frances Steele and Miss Hagerty and very interesting talk on the value of school athletics and the high place they deserve in the school cur riculum by the school coach, MT. Mcclellan. The entire program which had been arranged by Mrs. Gurr. Mrs Myers and Miss Hatha- way Nas very enjoyable and re- eeived the hearty approval of these present The social committee fer the evening. Mrs. Calvin. Mrs. Case. Miss cummins and Mr. Geyer. served refreshments al the close of the meeting. and the exhibits Of school work h the various rooms came fn for fhsir share of attention during the evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

C ? Hurley took paaaass 10 ss- aftis ea the Rogers wednssday ? ssealnE Oscar soumi wlil hx in charge of hr Hufiey's plAos Of bus iHsss aaring Bis abssnes.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

f Elsmores president of fhs hani of PeierakaKg. vas ahaars fhs Aamirai Rogers Wednesday evening sn route to ths sisies ca A busin.as trip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-01-21

7. \. eiagraas returned en ths Nortawestsrn Mon1.y from . short bHxinsss trip to nszxflA
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-03-19
Hia DEGENERATION

whilst Twas driving home from
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what the Sam Hill was he doing
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'Practicing,' he said, and as he set
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-03-19
Dogs Aid Scientists
in FiRht on Diabetes

Almost all that we know about the
cause and relief Of diabetes has been
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Diabetes appears II the pancreas is
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She Didn't Care

We had been going together for
about six months. One Sunday after
noon in the fall we were out walking
in new addition of the city, where
many young couples lived. As we
passed one newly built house, l said.
There is one house that young mar
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She Immediately turned TO me, and,
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We are now married, but do not
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YoRa Philosophy

The loga system OF philosophy is
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-03-19
Mexico Oldest City

The oldest city in the New world
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Mexico City dates from about 1928
A. D., when the Aztecs, looking for
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-03-19
Reporto,rrial Erudition

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The Electric Touch

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Full Moon and RaIdness

Theodore Fl. Morgan, a federal Gus
toms inspector at Philadelphia, adopt
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means of wardlng off badness and he
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