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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-11-16
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

CLOSING PRICES TODAY
 NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 241a, American Can 94A, American Power and Light 79s, Anaconda 163s, Armour B 2as Bethlehem Steel 327s, Calumet and Hecla 53s, Colorado Fuel and Iron 5is, Curtiss-W Wright 27s, Fox Films 14as, General Motors 32as, Inter- national Harvester 427s, Kenne- colt 233s, Packard Motors 37s, Chicago and Milwaukee (preferred 8h, Standard Oil of California 441s, United Corporation 53s, Canadian Pacific 127s, United States Steel 435s.
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colt, Case, General Motors and American Can.
 Issues up one to two points were International Nickel anu Santa Fe.
 Utilities were barely steady.
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MRS. ERNEST MARTIN
 IN ASSEMBLY APIS,

Mrs. Ernest Martin, siste, If the George Brothers, and her children now occupy the apartment of Joe George in the Assembly. Mrs. Mar tin expects to leave Juneau in three weeks to visit Nj. George, in Los Angeles. Joe George has taken up temporary residence at the Gastineau Hotel.
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MEETING OF CITY
 COUNCIL POSTPONED

The regular meeting of the City Council scheduled for tomorrow night, has been postponed until Saturday night as many of the councilmen intend to be among those present at the High School play to be produced at the Colis- cum theatre.
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 The largest pee shipping center in the world is conceded to be at Cottonwood, Cal, one of the small est towns in that State.
 Trinidad will lend funds to farm CTS who Its their all in the recent hurricane.
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Because of the success of it's first exhibition ship in increasing for eign business, Japan has started a second one on tour.
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INDIANS WOULD BRADLEY TELLS GIVE CANADIANS COMMENCEMENT FIRST DIVISION IN LOCAL MINE
Deep Level Mining Pro- gresses- New Milling
 Equipment Is Tried

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CASE IN CHIEF. OF GOVERNMENT.
 ENDED AT NOON
Defense in Lawrence Mur. der Case Starts This P.
 M.-Motion Is Denied

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PROMISING LEAD IN
 DENVER KIDNAPPING
 CASE WAS vALU{LEss

DENVER, Colo, Feb. Is, -Anoth- CT promising lead proved valueless as the 60th hour passed since young Charles Boettcher, End, Den yer millionaire, was kidnapped for ransom.
 MT. Boettcher's wife, who wit messed the abduction and talked with one of the kidnappers, failed to identify a man whom police had held as a suspect.
 The man was N w. Mitchell, reputed alcohol-runner, who was believed to have been one of the men who Kidnapped the young broker.
 Local police refused to take the blame for not having produced re- suits, saying the family of the kid mapped man have not taken the authorities into their confidence.
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KYNE READY FQR RETURN OF RACING
 ID THE FAR WEST

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15, (P)- William P. Kyne of San Francisco, one of the leading horse race pro- moters in the far west, is prepar- ing for a revival of the sport of kings by building a new track, re- opening another and enlarging a third.
 He leased ground for construc- tion of a $25O,OOO plant at Rich mond, Calif., and with associates plans to open the track at Omaha, closed for two years. He also is af- filiated with the Kansas City, Mo, track, which has been enlarged from half mile to mile oval.
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EINSTE|N WILL DAILY
 FEW WEEKS LONGER

PASADENA, Calif., Feb. Is, Al bert Einstein will delay his return to Germany in order to confer with Prof. Auguste Piccard, Bel gian scientist, it was learned yes terday.
 Professor Picard is expected here the latter part of the month for weeks visit. During his stay, he, Einstien and other scientists of the California Institute of Technology, will discuss the Bel gian's flight into the stratosphere
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.EL|Hu ROOT SPENT
 BIRTHDA! QUIETLY

NEW YORK, Feb. 16, Birth days mean little to Elihu Root now that he has had so many of them, so yesterday, on his 88th, the for mer Secretary of State and fam ous purist, omitted any celebra- tion, passing the anniversary quietly in his apartment.
 Another famous person, Marcel Ia Sembrich, queen of the Grand Opera, planned a little more ex- citement for her 18th birthday. She received hundreds of visitors.
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SCREAMING CHILDREN SCRAMBLED ID SAFETY
 AS MURDERER SLAYs

DOWNEY, Calif., Feb. 16, TT While screaming children and their teacher scrambled for safe ty, Vernon Blythe, Santa Ana dentist, shot and killed his wife and son, Robert, aged eight. in classroom of the Gallatan Gram mar school and a few minutes later ended his own life.
 Blythe, 35, had followed his eS- tranged wife into the classroom. She had filed suit for divorce and was given a court order granting her custody of their two sons.
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BRITAIN DELIBERATELY DRIVING DOWN VALUES,
 ECONOMIST CHARGES
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. .16, - Great Britain is deliberately driv- ing down gold dollars and stocks to force cancellation of European war debts to the United States, Rene Leon, New York economist, charged appearing before the Sen ate finance committees depression clinic.
 Leon said Great Britain was pursuing the ruthless policy of ar tifically aggravating the depres- sion in an attempt to destroy the ability of European nations to pay.
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OLYMPIC SAVING ACCOUNT FQsTERED
 BY BERLIN BANK

BERLIN, Feb. Is, (P)-As an in ducement to saving for the Olym- pics, the Berlin Municipal Savings Bank has inaugurated Olympic Savings accounts for athletic as sociations outside of the capital.
 The accounts pay one per cent higher interest than ordinary ac- counts but cannot be withdrawn before 1936-When the Olympic games will be held here.
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MUSs0L!N| DENIES
 FRENCH ALTERATION

ROME, Italy, Feb. Is. Premier Mussolini, speaking to the Council of Ministers, denied allegations before the French Chamber of Deputies committee on foreign af- fairs that Italy had become allied with Germany and Hungary.
 This is a, lying invention and if the statements were not made be- fore the Chambers committee, they would not be worth denying, he said
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JAPAN'S LEAGUE
 DELECATE ORDERED HOME. GENEVA
GUERRILLA FORCES AND IRRE- GULARS OFFER SERVICES
 CHINESE ARMY

TOXIC, Feb. Is, -Japan's League of Nations delegation was ordered home as Japan prepared to quit the League.
 The Diet voted an additional $37,000,000 for Manchurian war fare, including the invasion of Je- hol province All other stock ex- changes in Japan followed the ex- ample of Tokio's and closed.
 At Peiping the Chinese head quarters prepared plans for a bit ter resistance to the Jehol drive; Chinese guerrillas and irregulars are rendering their forces to the national forces for a united front against Nippon.
 MAY INVOLVE U. S.
 At Geneva the League of Nations is studying the arms embargo to be placed on Japan after the com mittee report is adopted and which planes Tokio for the Manchurian events.
 Mathuoa, the Japanese delegate, plans to visit Washington, D. C., enroute home to present Japan's case.
 Japan's Pacific Islands mandate is expected to involve the United States.
 From Washington came the re- port that Western powers plan diplomatic pressure on Japan with America taking a leading part.
 Japan has called a council of el- der statesmen, veteran military and naval leaders to mobilize the Empire against the consequences of cutting Japan adrift from the League of Nations.
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ESCORTS LAO PERSONS
 PRISON IN FOUR YEARS

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 15, (P- Among this city's most accomplish ed travelling companions is H. s. Holiday, who has personally es- corted LAO persons on journeys in the past four years All the trips, however, were to the Missouri penitentiary, at Jefferson City. Holiday is a deputy sheriff.
 Tn order to discourage attempts to escape, prisoners from Jackson county (Kansas City) are now talk en to prison in buses chartered for the purpose, instead of by train.
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HAND ID HAND BATTLE
 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16, Fight ing hand to hand with police in a wild battle in the City council chambers, asserted Communists hurled cuspidors against clubs and fists.
 The battle broke up a meeting of the City council and was con- cluded on the steps of the City hall.
 During the height of the con- flict more than 50 policemen bat tied some 60 asserted radicals.
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WILL PLEAD MONDAY

LOS ANGELES, Feeb. 16, Lou ella Pearl Hammer and Earl $. Van Dorn, charged in an indictment with the Kidnapping of Mrs. Mary B. Skeele flor extortion and rob bery' were arraigned before Sup erior Judge Charles w. Fricke. They will plead to the charge on Monday.
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YOU MUST NOW BE IDENTIFIED PRINCE
 WILL TELL SWEDEs

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 15, (P)-Bank patrons here may get their money over the counter from royal hands.
 Prince Gustav Adolg, who last October married Princess Sibylle of Saxe- -Coburg- g-Gotha, is reported ready to further his business train ing, starting with experience in three large banks.
 After that the future heir to the Swedish throne will turn his att tention to industries, especially timber and iron.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH WAS
 BURNED ID THE GROUND

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16, - Fire swept through St. Paul's EpiS- copal Church burning the historic structure to the ground
 Rev. Leslie c. Kelley, State box ing commissioner, was rector of the church.
 The beautiful stained windows and the pipe organ, one of the finest in the West, were destroyed.
 Reverend Kelley claimed the fire was incendiary.
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ALLEGED K|DNAPPE:R
 C0RNERED, KILLED SELF

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. IS, - A man believed by police to have entered the R. Crasby Kemper home here to kidnap a member of the family, shot himself when he was cornered by officers arm ed with tear bombs.
 The man hid in an upstairs room and fired once through the door at policemen. MT. Kemper is president of the City Bark & Trust Go.
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PRINCE WAS JEERED

MIDDLESBOROUGH, Eng, Feb. Is, Prince George, youngest son of the King, was. greeted with cat calls and whistling by group of unemployed in the suburbs of Grangetown while he was on tour of the unemployed steel area. The calls were quickly drowned out by prolonged cheering.
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OL' MAN RIVER SHORTER
 10 MILES, NEW CHANNEL

VICKSBURG, Miss, Feb. 15, P) The Mississippi river is 10 miles shorter than it was recently.
 A man-made channel at Diam ond Point, 20 miles south of here, clips that distance off the rivers length.
 For several months two dredges working in opposite directions un- der supervision of army engineers have been busy cutting their way through the point. A few explo- sions of dynamite, and or Man River flows through new terri tory.
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NEW MARCONI LABORATORY

ROME, Feb. 15, The goveern ment has appropriated $180,000 to construct a central laboratory for the national council of research of which Marquis Marconi, inventor of wireless telegraphy, is president. The council supervises most of the laboratories in Italy.
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PAYS WITH FRUIT

SANTA MARIA, Cal, Feb. IS. (H) Hundreds of jars of preserved fruits are on the shelves of a hos pital pantry here that were given in payment for services. Another patient is paying for her hospital costs with honey.
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CLAIMS VICTORY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16, - House majority leader Henry Raj ney claimed victory in his cam paign for election to the speaker ship in the next Congress. He said he was assured ITO out of 312 Democratic members would vote for his nomination as Speaker in the party caucus.
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INCREASES STAFF

TORONTO, Feb 16, Crosse & Blackwell, British food house, an nounced they are increasing their sales staff by 40. The firm stated it's Toronto payroll was three times as large as a year ago.
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RACE WAS FUTILE

SEATTLE, Feb. Is, A cold that developed into pneumonia ended the life of nine-months old Don aid Nelson after the infant had been brought here by his moth CT in an airplane and steamer race with death from Nome.
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HIGHER RAIL RATES

SANTIAGO, Chile, Feeb. Is, - Higher passenger and freight rates will be levied to combat the huge deficit facing the state railways unless some method of temporary relief can be found. The roads used to pay big dividends to the federal treasury.
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WHERE DID TT GO?

LOS Angeles, Feb. Is, The Dun can sisters were denied release from bankruptcy because of fail ure to account for $1,000,0OO made from a road show. Tn the mean time the sisters are wearing lux urious clothes and expensive jew ely, but riding in street cars.
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SCIENTISTS MEET IN FALL

LEICESER, Eng, Feb. 15, P- The annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science will be held September 6-13 in Leicester under the presi- dency of Sir F. Gowland Hopkins, president of the Royal Society.
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CLASH WITH POLICE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is, - A group of about 50 men, said to be members of the Workers EX-ser- vice League, clashed with police in the City hall. Many on each side suffered minor injuries as night sticks were wielded.
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BANK ROBBER KILLED

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Feb. 16, = An unidentified robber was shot and killed by Cashier James Rus sell, of the U. s. National Bank, as he backed to the door with his arms loaded down with currency.
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FOR LAST SIGNATURE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16, - The House agreed to the confer ence report on the $43,0O0,0O0 In- terior Department annual appro- priation bill which now goes to the President for signature which makes it the first regular supply bill to become law.
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PLEAD NOT GUILTY

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 16, pr. L. J. Hull, 73 year-old retired dentist, pleaded not guilty to the charge of first degree murder in connection with the death of his son-in-law, Horace Daniels.
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HEADS DIOCESE

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. 16, = Election of Archdeacon A. w. Noel Porter, of San Francisco, of the California Diocese of the Episcopal Church, to succeed Bishop William Hall Moreland as head of the Sac ramento Diocese was announced.
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TO SHANGHAI MILLERS

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. Is, - Twenty-Five thousand tons of Ar genuine wheat, comprising three shiploads, have been sold to Shanghai millers The shipments are to be made in February and March.
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BANKS REOPENING

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 16, - Banks throughout Michigan whose doors have been closed by Gov ernor Wm. A. Comstock's procla- nation of an eight-day holiday, are preparing to defy him; some reopened yesterday and more were to follow today.
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NEW WAR LOOMS

BOGOTA, Colombia, Feb. 16, - The warfare between Colombia and Peru may possibly draw in Ecuador which is anXiously watch ing the turn of events. Colombia has asked the League of Nations to take action against Peeru.
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FRIENDLY RECEIVERSHIP

NEW YORK, aeb. 16, The Will lys-O Overland Company voluntarily went into friendly receivership for the purpose, it was said, of re- organization.
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SUPREME COURT TO RECESS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 15.- Chief Justice Hughes announced yesterday that the Supreme court will recess Monday for three weeks returning March 13, to hand down decisions.
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FOLLOWED WIFE GRAVE

MONTREAL, Feb. 16, Just five days after the death of his wife, Rev. John A. Gordon, one of the best known Baptist ministers in Canada, died. He was 86.
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TRACE CASH GRAFT

IOO hN1EICO, TtU. 10, VI IIc Senate Inman investigation com mitte, conducting inquiry into all legged graft charges made against Gov. James Rolph, IT,, admins tration and which is meeting here to interrogate about 100 witnesses, is said to have traced direct cash graft transactions amounting to $6,5OO.
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TO ASSUME CHARGE

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. Is, pr. Henri de Bayle, prominent Managua physician, left by air plane for Washington to become Charge d affairs of the Nicara- guam legation.
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SURE FUR COAT IS FUR

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. IS, (P)- Claudia Hills of Ohio State uni versity is one coed who is sure her fur coat is fur. She saw the two leopards killed by native spearmen when she was travelling from Cape Town to Cairo.
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ACCEPTED BIG JOB

BASIL, Switzerland, Feb. 15, - Leon Fraser, American vice-pres- ident of the Bank for Internation- al settlements, accepted the pres idency of the bank succeeding Gates w. MacGarrah.
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GREATER REVENUE

MONTREAL, Feb. 16, The net revenue of 1882 of $245, 196 great CT than in 1881, is reported by the Canadian National Railways.
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GREAT SCHOLAR IS DEAD

TORONTO, Feb. 16, Nat Scholes, aged !75, famous Canadian scholar and coach of famous scholars, is dead here.
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SHOTS FIRED AT
 PRESIDENT ELECT:
 SEVERAL. INJURED
ROOSEVELT CALM AS BULLETS THUDDED INTO FRIENDS
 AND LARGE CROWD

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 16, Several shots were fired at PreSident-Elect Roosevelt at the conclusion of an address to 10000 people in Bay Front Park, following his landing from a yachting trip. None of the shots struck him.
 Had the Elect remain ed standing erect a moment lon- ger, he unquestionably would have been hit but to the fact he was in the act of sitting down in his car when five or six shots cracked out, is attributed his escape from the would-be assasassin's bullets.
 CERMAK WOUNDED
 Mayor John Cermak of Chicago, who was standing on a running board of MT. Roosevelt'S automo- bile. was shot thru the chest. He was seen to plunge forward on his knees and then on his face while blood guShed forth from the wound. A late report from the hos pital last night said his condition was extremely critical and that he might not live thru the night.
 Mrs. Joe Gill, wife of the pres ident of the Florida Light & Pow CT Company, was shot in the stom- ach; William Sennott in the fore head; Margaret Reyes, in the back of the head; a boy, Russell Caldwell, in the hand. All are res identS of this city.
 WOMAN HEROINE
 The assailant, one alleged Girl baldi Vengaraci, who said he was a bricklayer, was disarmed by bystander, after a woman hero inc had struck up the aSSassin'S arm; police quickly handcuffed and bound him with auto-trunk straps ard rushed him away from the infuriated crowd. Vengaracl is said to have told the police he had intended to kill every govern ment official in the world: that 10 years ago he plotted to assaSsinate King Emmanual of Italy.
 Another report had it that May or Cermak was standing about 20 feet from the PreSident-Elect and that the assassin was after Ger mak, not Roosevelt. SennOtt was a secret service man and jumped in front of MT. Roosevelt to shield him, when he was struck.
 RETURN CANCELLED
 After the shooting, MT. Roose- welt stood up and canly waved his hand to the people to show them he was uninjured.
 Plans to return to New York last night were cancelled, MT. Roose- welt and his party returning to the yacht for the night. He planned to leave today for New York.
 President Hoover, upon being in formed of the assassination at tempt, wired Mir. Roosevelt that The was deeply shocked at the dastardly act and was awaiting further details"
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SISTER, ADMIRAL, DEAD

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 16, Mrs. May Knoble, 89, sister of Rear Ad- miral Berry, retired, of San Diego, died here yesterday.
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NEWS FLASHES
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

BAYSIDE, N. Y, Feb. 16, The condition of James J. Corbett was slightly improved this morning.
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west side of Second Avenue, just north of Pike Street. The company also has secured a contract to build an addition to the Scottish Rite Temple in Seattle which work will start soon, MT. Warrack said
 To Erect Factory
 The A. F Ghiglione and Sons. Inc, manufacturers of macaroni and other similar products, are planning to erect a large new fac tory, soon and are having plans drawn by M. Barcus Priteca, archi- tect, well known in Los Angeles and Seattle. The contract for this building has not yet been let MT Warrack said, but it is one of the operations planned for the near future in Seattle.
 MT Warrack will leave for a short trip to Ketchikan, where his company has a contract to con- struct a steel frame building for the Lighthouse Service. in about 8 week or ten days, returning from there to Juneau.
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FULTON GIVEN
 14-YEAR TERM
 FOR FORGERY
Is Third Time He Has Been Sent to Federal Prison
 from Alaska

For the third time in about a
 decade, c. w Fulton. man of many
 aliases, was yesterday sentenced to
 term in the Federal penitentiary from Alaska. This time, convict ed of forgery, he was given II
 years time in the McNen's Island lpen by Judge Justin w. Harding, sitting at Ketchikan.
 Fulton was arrested several months ago at Ketchikan after
 he had cashed some cheeks on a Seattle bank which proved to be forgeries. The sum involved was not large but the Court took in- to consideration the previous crim- final record in imposing the stiff sentence.
 As Robert Cullen Johnstone, a
 cultured Englishman, Fulton made his first bow to Alaska, taking the spotlight in Juneau some 10 years ago He had stolen Masonic ere dentials from the real Johnstone
 before coming here Passing as an Englishman, he was cordially received by local Masons, one Of whom was J. P. Walker, head of the
 United States Bureau of Public Surveys in Alaska at that time. From Walkers office the bogus
 Johnstone abstracted three war rant checks.
 Leaving here he went to Cor dova where an introduction from the Master of the Masonic Lodge
 to bank gave him sufficient en- tree to cash in on the stolen check flor S3,000 The fraud was shortly discovered and Fulton was sen- ltenced to a seven-year term on McNeiPs Island. He served it, min
 us the good time discount, and af- 'terward headed for Alaska sec
 ond time. He adopted the name of physician he had met in pris
 on and went to Kodiak where he posed as a doctor It wasn't many
 months before he was again in
 custody lie was tried for viola
 tion of the Harrison anti Mar
 cotic Act and made his second trip
 to McNsils Island for three years. Appearing to be fond of the role
 of doctor. Fulton made his third appearance here last year, travel ling to the Westward and back to
 Ketchikan. In that city, he cash
 "a one check too many, and when
 he was arrested by w. H. Caswell, former resident Of Valdez, he was
 at once recognized as Johnstons,
 ct. al, and now finds himself
 back to Penitentiary for a third
 time.