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Washington U Star Injured aohen Auto
 Goes Of Trestle

EVERETT, Wash, May 22.- James Cochrane was killed and Romeo Lauzon, University of Washington football star, Was seriously injured last night when a machine Lauzon was driving, went off a trestle.
 Lauzon reported he turned out suddenly to avoid a car ahead, without lights, and went through the railing.
 The car was found bottomside up in three feet of water.
 Coehrane and Lauzon were thrown clear of the machine.
 Lauzon was found splashing about the swamp frantically seeking his companion.
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always pleasant, and she knew her business about buying meat. When there was going to be a big party at the White House she al ways would superintend the buy ing, although she brought serv. ants to carry the stuff"
 Secretary of Agriculture Jar dine is a frequent visitor at the market, although only in an off cial capacity. His wife and two daughters are regular customers on Saturdays to superintend the marketing for the Jardine house hold.
 Senators Shoot and Borah both are wise purchasers, market ven dors say, who make thorough in vestigations of all foodstuffs be fore they purchase. Both of the cabinets Davises also are good customers, who supervise ths weekly buying for their establish ments.
 c. H. Walleigh, superintendent recalls the weekly trips of Mrs Roosevelt, with the president al her elbow making sly remarks about her buying ability. He says i that President Garfield was more serious buyer, and tha' President Cleveland was another who took personal interest in tht food destined for the White House table.
 The department of agriculture took over the market in 1922.
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ICE MOVES
 FROM NOME

SEATTLE, May 22-The Nome roadstead is free from ice and ships from Seattle will haves no difficulty in landing passengers and freight, according to a mes. sage received by the Coast Guard officers here.
 The ice went out at II o'clock last Saturday morning and is nov ing rapidly west.
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SENATE PASSES MELLON TAX BILL
ONE ENTONlBED MINER FOUND Al
Boy Is Beaten To Death by Hail Stones

LAREDO, Texas, May 22. Four dead and many in- jured, and property damage amounting to many thou sands of dollars is the esti- mated toll as the result of severe wind, hail and elee- trical storms.
 Hail stones thrown by a 70-mile an hour gale, beat Valentine Villalobo, aged 14 years, to death and injured his mother.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACT FOR ALASKA IS UP
Proposal Is Introduced Several Alaska Meas
 ures Pass House

WASHINGTON. May 22.--Pro- posal to extend provisions of the Federal Farm Loan Act to AL aska is made in a bill by Chair man Louis T. McFadden, of the House Banking Committee. The measure would permit establish ment of branch banks in Alaska and providing loans to be made to any one borrower from branch banks but to be limited to $25,- 900 and not to be made for longer than 20 years.
 WASHINGTON, May 22.--Flood control surveys on 15 rivers would be authorized under the Reid bill passed by the House and sent to the Senate. The rivers include Salmon River, in Alaska.
 WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Sutherland bill authorized to grant 100000 acres of non-min- eral land to the Alaska Agricul- tural College, has passed the House and been sent to the Sen ate.
 WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Johnson bill to provide for care of the criminal insane of Alaska at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Washington, D. C., instead of in Oregon. has passed the House and sent to the Senate.
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Mail Plane Crashes
 In Fog; Pilot Killed

RICHMOND, Va, May 22.-A northbound mail plane on the route connecting the East with the West, crashed this afternoon out of the fog in the sky and killed Pilot F, Morrissey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-22
California City Is
 Shaken, Severe Quake

BRAWLEY. Cal, May 22-An earthquake described as severe. was felt here yesterday afternoon. It rattled dishes and windows. No damage was reported,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-22
Government of Premier
 Saimis Out in Greece

ATHENS, May 2.-The coali- tion government of Premier Saimis resigned today after a brief life of three months.
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Summer Travel on
 Panama River Starts

TANANA, Alaska, May 22- Summer travel on the Panama has begun with the arrival of the gov ernment boat Jacobs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, fne location.
good business Excellent reasons for selling.
Priced reasonably. Splendid chance to
good photographer. Answer at once Fully
equipped. Robinson Studio. Front Royal: va.
CAFETERIA, downtown business center.
Reasonable rent. A paying business now
Priced low il sold at once. Address BOX
379-A. Star office.
29lO l4th sT.-l5x65; $3.50 per month; has
been successful jewelry business for years;
one of the best business blocks on the hill.
Apply to Frank T. Altemus. 1892 Ell1cott 81.
DELICATESSEN. LUNCH-36O0 18th ne.
Well established business. fully stocked.
Rent $45. $500 cash, balance notes. Party
leaving town. 22F
PUBLIC GARAGE, Oscar capacity, wrecking
crane truck; Duco outfit; boring tools; COM
plete shop equipment Address Box 393-A,
Star office. 20.
2l8 G ST. NW.-12 rooms. Low rent. Bar
gain. Terms. FIR. 3757-J. II.
TO EXPAND-We'll give flreproofing tile buy
erS patentee royalty rights free. Address
box 378-A. Star office. ga
A GOOD PAYING cigar and newsstand in
one of the largest Office buildings in business
district Do not answer unless you are pre-
pared to pay cash. Address Box STA, Star
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, late 1926 excellent
condition. gray paint, good balloon tires;
500 down, balance IL months. Barry-Pate
Motor Co, 2525 Sherman ave
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HUDSON COACH-A-1 condition. { new
b slres: t., Must sell Ella at once for cash. Great
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MAXWEi'L-4-pasSenger coupe: in good
condition: tires. almost new: extra spare
tire; For quick sale. $685. Cali at 1919
Clifton St. Apt. 4 ale
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FORD ROADSTER. late i927-Motor over
Is.OOO,0O0. Has extra pickup body, new
goodyear balloons, speedometer, etc. 5000.
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LINCOLN SPORT PHAETONS. 1876 and 1924
No down pavr1o~t. Absolutely perfect cor
dition. SIS to $40 per month to responsible
property owners 1923 l4th st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


CHAMBERMAID; waitress, or general house
MBERMAID-WAITRESS by experienced.
settled Swedish woman; city references Adj
dress Box 478-A. Star office. 2i'
COOK, good. wants a position. Can plan
meals also cook dinners, parties, luncheons
Address Box 421-A, Star office. 21s
COOK (colored woman wants place; good
rel; years one place. Decatur 3980-W
l724 ST.. Apt. 2.
COOK-Settled colored woman, small fam
vermont ave. NV. 20s
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes mornings work.
Phone North 1891 or call at Apt. Al. 1922
Vernon st. NV.
GIRL, colored. desires position as maid,
nurse or general houseworker; first-class
references. Call at 1885 18th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, with city ref, would like
general. Franklin 2036
GIRL. colored, for general housework; will
stay nights and take care Of babies. 14O0
v st. NV.
GIRL. colored. wants days work. l0il
Lamont ST. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER, young widow, with little
boy, wants steady position; no objection to
LACE CURTAINS laundered, soc pair. Called
1907 22s
LAUNDRY by day or laundry to bring home
Refs. Pot. 5l84.
LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants bundle wash
or days work. 22l0 H ST. NV. 81"
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK, except Sun
days. by respectable colored woman. Phone
1870.
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HUDSON COACH. $4,000; perfect condition;
runs like new; $500; worth $1,000; real buy
3152 Northampton St, Chevy Chase. 2i'
HUDSON SPEEDSTER, l923-Runs fine; sos:
terms. J. l.. Jerman Co.. Inc, West 2T3l
3342 NJ St. NV 2ns
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OAKLAND ROADSTER. l92s-All-American
8. brand-new car. used very little; very
low mileage. Priced to. sell. Terms and
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LINCOLN LIMOUSINE. I926-Enclosed drive
LOOKS and runs perfect. New tires and nm
1Shed in dark blue. real bargain. Will
go quickly. WASHINGTON Cadillac Co, 1i36-
40 Corn ave Decatur 1901
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NASH ADVANCED BROUGHAM. 1927; n
used car that can hardly be told from new:
equipped with brand-new 6-ply Kelly tires:
terms and trade 20l2 I4th st
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HUPMOBILE 4-CYL. TOURING; beautiful
new finish, excellent tires, mechanically per-
feet; see this: car. priced at S225; terms.
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NASH. 1927. ADVANCED SIX ROADSTER
Rumble seats beautiful. same as new; sacri-
flce. $3.50. Cleveland 5677-W 2Is
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MIR. +. 4. RODGERS,
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
has Just released the largest advertising
campaign in our history We have open
ings for 3 new men in washington: The
product is advertised both nationally and
locally. Men selected will be paid salary
and commission, Apply TO Mr.. Rodgers at
tha Hotel Hamilton, Monday,
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MARMON sPOPT TOURING. l92s-Iight 8.
No down payment. Like new s28 per mo.
to responsible prep. owner. 1923 14th st.
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HUDSON COACH, early 1925 model; new
paint, excellent running conditions; price
reasonable; private owner: can be seen 10
to l. Apply 1909 18th ST. NV 2ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-20

NASH COUPE, 1928-2-pass. standard g.
Like new in every respect but. price. A.
wheel brakes, balloon tires and q wealth
Of equipment. Emerson & Orme. nth &
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bUAIO.
CRUISER. comfortable, built Spring. 1928;
toilet galley. tender. 15-h.p. Falcon marine
engine. Ragan's, or Col. 2025, Br. 1879.
MOTOR YACHT. 50xllx4; completely
equipped, stateroom, galley, bathroom. en-
CINE room and pilot house; electric plant,
radio. iceboXes. running water, power tender;
perfectly sound and ready to go; $4,000.
H. L. Crawford. 3056 K st. NV. 22s
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NASH SEDAN, Just been thoroughly recon-
ditioned: in excellent condition throughout
Price, $3.50; terms. Logan's Garage, 1910
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OAKLAND COACH-A real bargain at s325:
convenient terms ARRANGED. 2lO7 Pa ave
OLDSMOBILE COUPE. 1925: good condi-
N W
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FORD ROADSTER. latest 1927 model T;
condition like new; price only $ls5; terms
this Is a real bargain; open evenings. Uni
M ST NV
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oOLINIIO NS, , OF T.
Attractive proposition for
those who qualify. See Mr..
Sinclair bet. 9 and II. The
Manhattan Laundry, 1916 Fla.
ave. NV. ..,.. .ys. 4 .......
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
AUBURN SEDAN. 1927. $685. excellent con-
dition; good buy for right party. West
BREWSTER LIMOUSINE, 1921 model-Excel-
lent condition; New tires and battery.
$4,000. Can be seen at Security Storage
Co, l140 10Th st. NV.
BUICK MASTER COUPE, l926-4-pass
We are specializing on the 1925 models.
used. but in wonderful shape, at less than
one-half their original prices and perfect in
every detail. The number of these models
on our floor offers you an excellent choice.
Emerson & Orme. 18th & M SITS. NV.
BUICK STANDARD COUPE. I928-In the
finest of condition. Looks and runs nike
new. Fully equipped, S Goodyear balloons
show no wear; Gold Seal guarantee means
that the car Is really guaranteed like a
new car. Emerson 81 Orme, 18th and M
SITS. NV.
BUICK. s STANDARD SEDAN i928-4-door.
Beautiful Fisher body with Duco finish like
new. Motor in fine condition. We offer at
very reasonable price. Guaranteed. Emer-
son Orme. 18th & NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK STANDARD. COACH, late 1876
Fully equipped. looks and runs like new.
Price. $495. Terms. 908 10th st. NV.
BUICK Master 6 Sedan, 1927-2-door Origi-
nal finish. Perfect in every detail. This car
has had only one owner and it looks like
new car. We also offer a Gold Seal guar
3nty. Emerson Il Ogms, 17th 4 NJ SIS. n.w,
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OAKLAND 1927 COACH; perfect in every re-
spect; reduced price for quick sale: low cash
payment. balance easy. L. P. Steuart, Inc.
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CAN EARN So AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful
line in America and we pay unusually large
commissions; cards sell on sight. We de-
liver and collect Call in person or write.
Sample book free Open evenings for your
convenience. Process Engraving Co, 1897
National Press Bldg, 14th and SITS. NV.
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OAKLAND TOURING-Very good: SOS: terms
J; L. Jerman Co.. Inc. West 273l. 3342 NJ
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feet condition; See this car to appreciate
real buy at s3sS; easy terms. J. L. Jerman
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La SALE. PHAETON-Slghtly used. A
mechanically. The upholstery, finish an
tires like new: guarantee price to sell quick
~; your car in trade; easy terms. The wash
lngtOn Cadillac Co., ll36-40 Conn. ave. De-
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UPHOLSIERER: Apply housekeeper. La
Fayette Hotel. 10th and Eye SITS NV.
UTILITY MAN in business Office, drive car
kalary $40 mo; work week days only. about
am. to pm. Give references, etc. Ad-
dress Box 452-A. Star Office.
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HOPE WANING

No word that would tend to buoy up hope for the missing halibut boats Brunvol and Imperial was received a. late hour today. One of the few remaining hopes was shattered when Collector of Gus teme J. c. Mcbride received mes sages from the salvage steamer Akutan and the schooner Dorothy. The message from the Dorothy stated that the crew was unable to make a landing at Middleton Island and was proceeding to Sa- attle. In the message from Capt Jennings of the Akutan, he said. Have combed the coas. to Cape Fairweather. Had landing party ashore in Icy Bay, also conversed with natives living in the bay. No trace of boats, men CT, wreckage." ,"
 Icy Bay was held to be likely place where the boats might have found shelter during the storm of 15. The searching yes sels were unable to get into the bay on account of heavy seas run hing at the entrance and along the
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N0RTHCOTT TO MAKE GUILTY
 PLEA, MURDER
Admits Staying of Mexican Youth Stipulation
 Made in Signing

RIVERSIDE. Cal, Dec. 4.- Gordon Northcott last night made a written confession of the mur- der of Alvin Gothea on his chick en ranch last February, to. Dis triet Attorney Earle Redwine.
 Previous to signing the co1fes- sion, Northcctt admitted that he severed Gothea's head, thus iden- tifying the Mexican youth whose body was found near Puente last spring.
 The signed statement was:
 December 8. - I killed Alvin Gothea on February 2, 1928. No self-defense. I will plead guilty to the above charge in the Riy- erside County Court tomorrow tsigne0 Gordon Stewart North eott.''
 The confession was footnotcd With the following agreement by Redwine; T will take Nor. cott into the Superior Court December to enter the above plea"
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tlement A second control sta ton is being set up at Holy Crosf on the Yukon River.
 Absolute quarantines will be put into effect at both stations. No travel will be permitted north from kotzebue, or east and south from Holy Cross. In an effort to as- certain conditions in the delta be- tween the Yukon and Kuskokwim Rivers, Gov. Parks has requested the Federal Bureau of Education to send Dr. Firestone from Akiak on an inspection trip to the villag- es in that district. This will re- quire weeks of travel by dogteam and owing to the lack of means of rapid communication, it will be many weeks before any definite in- formation can be had as to the situation there.
 Speedy Check Unexpected :
 While it is hoped to limit the
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coast, up until Capt. Jennings was
 able to effect a landing.
 Capt. Jennings has been request ed to search the shore of Monta- que Island which with Middleton Island are about the only places where the missing men might be. Men who are well acquainted with the Gulf coast claim that if the survivors are on Middleton Is land, their boats were undoubtedly wrecked on the shores, as there ia no shelter to speak of and the heavy storm that ragged the mid dle of November, would wreck any craft.
 A message received late today by Collector of Customs J. 2. Mo Bride, from Capt Jennings, Said that he would leave Cordova with he Akutan this afternoon and make search of Montague Is- and and would also attempt to and at Middleton Island.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mfs. Joe Render gave party yesterday in honor Of the fifth birthday of her daughter Mildred The table was decorated with pink cnrysanthemums. The guests were June Blomgren, Beatrice Boutwell,, Lucille Lynch, Lazetto ;'hearer, June Lynch, Annabeu Hagerup, Harry Watkins, Pansy Meier, Helen Beistline, Richard Frankfurter, Bernice Mead, Betty Nelson and Joe Junior Render.
 sydney Laurenc. reproductions In Christmas cards, original. dif- ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. adv.
 Prices right-Christmas cards, large selection, at Empire.
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Internatlonai Illustrated News,

plane, piloted by Noel Vein, as soon as weather conditions will permit.
 There is one physician on the kuskokwim, Dr. Charles Firestoae, formerly stationed here and now at Akiak. Another physician is stationed at Point Barrow. A phy- sician at Nulato and another at Panama completes the list of doc tors available for an area cover ing many thousand square miles and inhabited by thousands of Es- kimos and Indians.
 Fix Control Points
 In the fight to prevent further spread of the plague, control points are being established. One of these will be at Kotzebue, on the north shore of Kotzebue Sound. All travel from Seward Peninsula into the Arctic Coastal regions passes through this set-
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Prices right-Christma cards, large selection, at Empire.
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FIND NO TRACE
 MISSING BOATS
Salvage Tug Akutan at Cordova After Search
 Along Coast

CORDOVA, Alaska. Dec. 4.-The salvage tug Akutan has arrived here with the crew exhausted from lack of sleep The Akutan re- ported having searched the coast line from Ketchikan to Cordova without finding the lost halibut boats Brunyol and Imperial
 Indians at Icy Bay told of find ing wreckage but none was iden- tified as from the missing boats
 The Akutan's crew is still hope ful the missing boats will be found and will continue the search until definite evidence is found they are lost.
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ried at the regular postal rate of two cents an ounce by 193S.
 He also predicts:
 That in five years air mail serv- ice and loads will have increased ten-fold, and that air mail and air express speeds will be 150 miles an hour or greater.
 That in 10 years all the import ant cities will be linked by pas- senger lines, and that planes car rying from five to 30 passengers will travel the routes at 150 or l60 miles an hour.
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WIDE AREA IN NORTH ALASKA
 PLAGUE SWEPT
Smallpox Is Spreading Health Authorities Seek
 to Limit Affected Area

With small pox reported in cpl demio form in villages scattered over 1000 miles in the northwest ern part of the Territory. the Ter ritorial Health Department and Gov. George A. Parks were today turning it's efforts toward the pre- vention of it's spread into the Arc tic Coast settlements and those in the tundra country between the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers. The plague is more widespread than has been known for years, but in- dications are that a present it is in a rather mild form, according to Dr. H. c. DeVighne. Commis- sioner of Health.
 He and Gov Parks conferred re- garding the situation this morning and have wired Assistant, Health Commissioners O'Hara and Snah- erland, now at Nome, giving them authority to take any steps naces- sary 10 prevent the further spread of the malady.
 Hundreds Are II
 It is now known that small pox exists in epidemic form in villages from Marshall on the Yukon River 10 Kotzebue Sound, with hundreds of active cases reported. So far as is known to the health authori- ties, however, there have been but two deaths. This, said Dr. De- Vighne, is the bright spot in the situation as 1t makes it apparent that the disease is mild.
 Whether 1t is prevalent in the l areas between Teller and Kotze- | but Sound, on Seward Peninsula, north of Kotzebue Sound, or in the | delta country between the Yukon and Kuskokwim, is not known, but it is hoped that they have escaped as none of them are in the direct line of travel.
 The villages where epidemics have been reported are: Marshall, Mountain Village and Pilot Station, on the Yukon River, Unalakleet, Candle and Deering. A telegram to Gov. Parks from Dr. Suther- land today reported 100 cases in Deering and vicinity and 22 at Candle. Two deaths were report ed from the latter place.
 Personnel Is Small
 The greatest handicap in dealing with the disease is the lack of medical personnel. For the en- tire Seward Peninsula there are but two physicians, Drs. Suther- land and O'Hara. The former has been in the field for about two weeks, visiting many villages by airplane He is now storm bound at Nome, but will proceed to kotzebue Sound via Teller, by
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Old papers Tor =aIe at the Empire.
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Arctic Weather in
 State of Montana

HELENA, Mont. Dec. 4.-Thc mercury is crowding the bottom of the thermometer throughout the state as the temperature ranged rom zero in the western part of the state to 26 below at Lewiston.
 The Arctic weather set Montana shivering the first time of the year. Indications are the tenn peratures will drop further.