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SELECTION DELEGRTE:
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 2. —L
protest against “unDemocrati
methods” of choosing delegates fo
the Franklin D. Roosevelt ticket ii
California, Mrs. Virginia M. .Spink
of Palo Alto has resigned as presi
dent of the Women’s Roosevelt-for
President Club of Northern Cali
fornia and has declared for Job:
N. Garner as the Democratic nom
.nee for the Presidency.
Simultaneously with that an
nouncement, came the decision c
William P Hubbard, distinguishe
attorney and San Francisco Demo
crat, that he, too, has joined tb
Garner forces after having been i
favor of Roosevelt.
VISIT CZECHO SLOVAKIA
ISTANBUL, Turkey, Mar. 2. -
Leon Trotzky, exiled from Russia
arrived here and Tuesday aske
the Czechoslovakian governmen
for permission to visit that countr;
BATTLING IN INDIA
BOMBAY, India, Mar. 2—Troubl
in the form of 7,000 Nationalist
had to be quieted in an outlyin
village by the police Tuesday.
RUM RUNNER GROUNDED
SAN PEDRO, Calif., Mar. 2.—
rum runneij grounded on the coa*
near here and within a short tim
was consumed by flames. The run
ner was fired upon by a Coai
Guard boat with the order to ha
but the rum boat ran aground an
the crew escaped by wading ashori
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LOTS OF COLD SI BE
SECRETED ON VESSEL
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 2. (>P)—
The famous Klondike treasure ship
Humbolda has been sold by the
Copper, Iron and Metals Company
to J. C. Morris of San Pedro, who
plans to use it as a fishing barge.
The legend has it that more than
$80,000 in gold is secreted some
place aboard the ship. This sum
is the remainder of the $100,000
stolen on an Alaska voyage in 1910.
Less than $20,000 of the stolen
gold was recovered and the balance
is believed by some to be hidden
| aboard the craft.
i i
; MANILA, Mar. 2. — Theodore
j Roosevelt, new Governor General
} of the Philippines, arrived here for
! a term of service which many be
I lieve may take him closer to the
! White House which his illustrious
- 1 father once occupied,
i Roosevelt came to the islands ex
hibiting enthusiasm for his new
post, which he may occupy at a
' time when important changes in
) Philippine-American relationships
will take place.
1 LOOKING FOR HUNTERS
c EVERETT, Wash., Mar. 2.—The
r game warden here is seeking two
1 men in a green amphibian plane
s who flew over western Washington
' and shot a number of geese from
" their plane and then landed to re
" trieve them. The game warden ex
1 plains that not only are they hunt
‘ ing out of season but that they
also violated another game regula
" tion by using an airplane.
CUTS OWN SALARY
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 2.—The dis
trict attorney of this city has sub
mitted a budget for his office in
which his own salary is reduced
$3,000 a year.
FRENCH PRESS HIS
BE ESTABLISHED IN U.S.
PARIS, Mar. 2.—It was disclosed
in official circles that the French
government plans the establish
ment of press offices in several
foreign countries including one in
Chicago and New York.
By this means, it is planned to
serve France with correct news in
terpretation and eliminate the so
called diplomatic isolation of
1 France.
CONTINUE CAMPAIGN
WASHINGTON, D. C , Mar. 3—
Anti-prohibitionists continued their
campaign against the dry law and
Wednesday in Congress, Senators
O'Connor, Democrat, and Hull, Re
publican, introduced a beer bill
which provided for the legalization
.of four per cent beer. One of the
arguments made in behalf of this
i measure was that it would add to
| the revenue of the U. S. government
j and the Senators said that the pas
sage of the bill meant the people
could either choose between a beer
tax or a sales tax.
THREW AWAY $2,800
NICE, France, Mar. 2. — Ann S.
i Butler of Boston won $2,800 at a
gambling resort here and felt so
ashamed of herself that she tossed
it out of a window. Such a large
crowd gathered that police were
called to prevent a riot.
Silver must be restored to save
our dollar.—Roger Babson.
SS MON LEAVES FOR
SOOTH WITH FUR LIST
The SS Yukon, of the Alaska
Steamship Company, which arrived
in port Monday evening, left yes
terday morning at 11 o’clock for
Seattle ana wayports with a fair
list of passengers, most of whom
are booked through to Seattle. In
cluded in the list were:
To Seattle—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Reed, Mrs. Hazel Schrammack and
son, Mrs. E. G. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Jackson, Mrs. M. Burnett,
Geo. A. Lingo, Mrs. R. M. Williams,
Edw. Williams, Margery Williams, i
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koettler, Clark i
!M. Gavber, Capt. S- A. Cornwall,!
H. C. Balton, R. J. Summers, A. W. j
Highby, F. Murchic, P. McElwee,
j A. F- Jamison, J. A. Kemp, Wm.!
j Clifford, Mrs. Irving Reed.
K. Butler, Ernest F. C. Lamb, J. j
' McEwan, P. McGreer, W. Jones, j
j G. Teppin, M Barr, J. O’Connor,
i I. Ha v. J. Boyle, H. Gute, W. Sav
I see. Ray Hensley. F. P. McMahon,
Tos. J. Dial, Sol Silverman, Mr. and
M!r.s. D. Yeager, A. B. Johnson, Mrs.
Nora Ke!st, Beverly Yeager.
To Juneau—John R. Noyes.
VERY STRANGE
C- A. “Shorty” Darrow who has
been spending the winter at the
Smith fox ranch at Vank Island,
near Wrangell, had a peculiar ex
perience, so it seems, judging from
a report contained in the Sentinel.
Deciding to take a short cut home
from the woods, Darrow became
lost for a day and night and when
he did arrive home, in a delirious
condition, two fingers and a toe
were found to be frozen. He said
he saw ladies in pink dresses and
men hanging from trees. At no
time was he far from the house,
it was said.
LONG HORSEBACK RIDE
LOS ANGELES Mar. 2.—“Bron
cho” Charles Miller, 84-year-old
timer, rode into the city yesterday
on his old grey mare from New
York, carrying dispatches to Gov
ernor Rolph from Mayor Walker
of New York. He rode across the
continent is seven months and 24
days. His next jog will be to Sac
ramento.
TWO MORE K. O.’S
DAYTON, Ohio, Mar. 2. —Jack
Dempsey knocked out two heavy
weight boxers in an exhibition
fight here. Jack Phillips was put
to sleep in little better than one
.. —
minute and the birds started sing*
ing for “Pap” Sullivan forme::
Army champion, in about the same
time.
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC ENDED
ABOARD USS CALIFORNIA, A:
Sea, Mar. 2.—Danger of a smallpox
epidemic in the Navy’s Pacific
fleet was believed ended whei.
quarantine on the USS Arizona wa.;
lifted. Private C. W. Smith, Ma
rine Corps, the only case in the
fleet, will be restored to active dut:
in a few days. '
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