FORCED TO RESIGN
LONDON, Nov., 6, (/P)—J. H
Thomas member of the new Nat
ional Government lost a fight for
a pension of 500 pounds from the
National Union of Railwaymen.
Thomas was forced to resign as
political general secretary for the
union when he became Minister
of Dominions in the National
Cabinet.
Xpr
A Masters Work
Jonas Bros, offer you a com
plete F u r, Taxidermy and
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Game heads, fur rugs, birds,
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1030 Broadway, Denver, Colo.
I SUBPOENA ACCOUNTS
NEW YORK, Nov., 7 (JP)—'The
Hofstadter Committee subpoened
the brokerage and bank accounts
i of Fred Harris, secretary and
| treasurer of Jamaica Busses Inc.,
i who acted as custodian for the
! deposit box of Russell Sherwood,
accountant for Mayor James
■ Walker.
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BRIDGE COMPLETED
With the formal acceptance re
! cently of the new $50,000 steel span
| bridge ever Mendenhall River on
Glacier Highway, traffic on the
■ main line of that route is restored
i to normal, it was announced in
, the Juneau Empire. L. W. Turoff,
! engineer in charge of Glacier High
I way and other roads in the Juneau
j districtfi made his final inspection
and acceptance of the structure for
‘ the United States Bureau of Pub
lic Roads.
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PACIFIC BASEBALL CLUB
FAILS TO COMPROMISE
j SACRAMENTO Nov., 6, (/P)— |
! The possibility of an unknown
| or compromise candidate being
! elected to the presidency of the
| Pacific Coast League was doomed
j when the directors in their an
I nual meeting reached the same
: old impasse.
Fifteen ballots found Harry
Williams, the seven-year incum
| bent, in possession of four votes,
! Wade Killefer, pretender to the
throne, holding three votes, and
that stormy political petrel of the
past, J- Cal Ewing, clinging to one
vote, more in the nature of sooth
ing balm for past performances.
TO CONTINUE MANAGEMENT
CHICAGO. Nov., 6, (/P)—'The late
Charles Comiskey owner of the
Chicago White Sox, died without
leaving a will and his estate, esti
mated at several millions of dol
lars, is inherited by his son, Louis
Comiskey. The son declared he
will continue to operate the base
ball team.
DISCOVERS NEW PLANET
NEW YORK, Nov., 6, (JP)—Ex
istance of a large but undiscover
ed planet in the solar system was
asserted by Prof. William Picker
ing, internationally known as
tromomer, who said it will proba
bly be the third largest sphere
in the group. Professor Pickering
predicted the existance of the
planet Pluto, discovered two years j
ago.
WEDDING SETS FASHION
LONDON, Nov., 7, (/P)—Viscoim
Castlereagh, son of the Marquis
| of Londonnerry and Conservative
member of Parliament, married
Miss R. Combe, daughter of Major ;
B. Combe, at St- Martins;
in the Fields. The wedding set a !
fashion by taking place before j
noon.
SPECIAL SESSION
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Nov. 6. (JP)— i
Governcr G Pinchot called a spe- j
c.ial session of the Pennsylvania j
Legislature f<*r November 9 at;
which the unemployment situation |
will be c nsidered.
COUNT ON HONEYMOON
SALEM N. J., Nov., 6, (JP)—Mrs. |
Isabel T llegen, former wife of j
the actor Lou Tellegen, has been J
married fo Count S Danneskiold;
Samsoe of Denmark, according to j
the announcement made by her
family. The couple are now on
their honeymoon.
TRAPPERS!
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Publisher
Plymouth, California.
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'5IWSK0E WIRELESS'
Sourdough Bill has just been in
formed that Seward shouldn’t have
any winter at all this year if they
continue to whoop it up in Man
churia the way they are doing, it
is contended that if this condition
continues to exist that the Japan
ese current will get much warmer
than at present and since this in
fluences the temperature of this
part of Alaska, this area should be
come a veritable land of Southern
California climate.
The death of Louis B. Horton,
an employe of the Alaska Rail
road since 1921, occurred at Stock
ton, Calif., last week, according to
information received at the head
quarters office of the railroad
at Anchorage, reports the Times.
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E. P. Harwood
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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