THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
WAR THREATENING BETW EEN
MEXICO AND GUATAMALA
Nogales. Sonora. Mexico, Jan. 26—
Advices received here today bring
'he alarming newH that war la threa
tening between Mexico and Guata
From Mexico City cornea the au
thoritative statement that the Mexi
can Government has Instructed her
minister, residing at Guatemala, to
withdraw from that state and return
According to diplomatic procedure
this withdrawal of the Mexican Min
ister spells but one word and that is
Guatemala has already massed her
troops at Peten, near the Suchiate
river, which is the boundary between
the two republics, preparatory to an
invasion of Mexican Territory.
The recent withdrawal from the
Central American Federation of Re
publics, presaged martial inclinations
on the part of Guatemala, and now
are bearing fruit.
SEATTLE MAN MURDERED
IN CALIFORNIA
Ventura. Cal.. Jan. 26—Charles
R. Baird, former employee of Arm
our and Company at Seattle, was
murdered and the body buried in a
shallow grave on the beach a short
distance from this city. The dis-,
no very of the body was due to the
action of the rising tide on the shal-i
low grave.
MUSCLE SHOAJ<H CONTRACT
SIGNED BY HENRY FORD
Detroit, Jan. 26—Henry Ford to- j
day signed and returned to the Wai|
Department the contract covering |
the proposed lease and purchase of j
the Government’s Nitrate and water!
power project at Muscle Shoals, Ala- j
Before the contract becomes elfec- j
live Congress must pass approval.
AUTHORITIES AND BOOTLEGGER
FIGHT DEATH DUEL
Edmonton, Jan. 26th—Constable
Osgood and R. H. Beagles, a notor
ious bootlegger, fought a pistol duel
this afternoon at the town of Kinuso
Both the cor^table and the bootleg
ger died from the results of the
shooting. ^
WANTS RECOGNITION FOR
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Washington, Jan. 26—Oscar E.
Carlstroin. Commander in Chief of
the Spanish War Veterans, today had
an interview with the president and
resuested that President Harding ex
tend to Spanish Veterans the execu
tive order of preference.
Veterans of the World War have
been allowed a five point preference
in the civil service examinations for
postmaster and Carlstrom feels that
the veterans of the Spanish War ari
entitled to the same consideration.
President Harding has taken the
matter under advisement.
NEW MEXICAN REVOLU
TION BEING FINANCED
New York. Jan. 26—General Este
ban Cantu, former Governor General
of Lower California, is now in New
York making arrangements for fin
ancial backing for a new revolution
against the Obregon Government.
CONFESSED MURDERERS
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Oklahoma City, Jan. 25—Three
whites and two negroes, self confess
ed members of the party that lynch
ed Jack Brooks a packing house
w.>rktr, last week pleaded guilty be
fore Federal Judge Phelps. The
murderers were sentenced to life im
prisonment.
FURTHER RIOTING IN EGYPT
London, Jan. 26—Rome dispatches j
received here today by the Evening
Star, report that fresh disorders have
broken out in Cairo, Egypt.
During the rioting 190 were killed
and 1000 wounded.
ONE HUNDRED CARS BURN.
Chicago, Jan. 26—Fire this morn
ing broke out in the big North Side
Car barns and before the department
could control the flames one hundred
new street cars were entirely de
stroyed .
MILLIONS SUFFERING
INTENSE LACK OF
FOOD IN RUSSIA
Geneva, Jan. 26—Nineteen million
are suffering intcnsly from want of
food in Russia, and 16.000.000 will
certainly die unless succored, was
told the League of Nations Interna
tional Committee on Relief in Run
Dr. Fridtjof Nansen appeared he •.»
today before the relief committee
and made the above statement of the
awful conditions existing in Russia.
Nansen further stated that he is en
tirely dissatisfied with the way in
which the Russian Government has
acted under the agreement regard
ing relief.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
POPULATION S2S,iF»
Ottowa, Jan. 26—Returns of the
census bureau of Canada establish
the population of British Columbia
as being 622.369. Notwithstanding
the war losses Canada shows a heal
thy growth in population.
PAPAL CONCLAVE TO ^
BE POSTPONED
London. Jan. 26—Rome corre
spondents to the London Times have
informed that in all probability the
Papal Conclave will be postponed
February 3rd was the date set for
the opening of the Conclave, but ow
ing to the deficiency in complete. <
the necessary arrangements, the Mine
will be extended.
A. BARTON HEPBURN
PASSES AWAY
New York, Jan. 25—A. Barton
Hepburn, an international financier
and Chairman of the Board of Direc
tors of the Chase National Bank,
died here today.
nrrirtnn At
JACKSON DAY BANQUET
Dayton. Ohio, Jan. 26—Former
Governor Cox. last night, was the
principal speaker at the Jackson Day
Banquet, of Democrats gathered here
Cox told the democrats that their
party stands just wheie it did "whi ri
the votes were counted" and is ready
"for next fight." He also declared
that public opinion has "steadily
borne destiny of America nearer
each day to a seat in the T eague of
Nations, at Geneva.”
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC!
DELEGATE SlTHERIANI)
GETTING TRANSPOR
TATION RESULTS
Washington. Jan. 27—Delegate
from Alaska. Dan Sutherland, has
been holding a conference with the
Shipping Board on the Alaska tran
sportation situation, endeavoring to
have the board either furnish gov
ernment boats for the Alaska trades
or bring about a reduction in rates.
Yesterday the conference was
suspended on information which
Delegate Sutherland stated he had
received from Seattle, that ship lines
contemplate a sharp reduction in
rates. Sutherland declared that “if
they do make this reduction” there
will be no necessity for the Shipping
Board to project itself into the sit
uation.
YEGGS ESCAPE WITH
$30,000 IN CASH
Pittsburg, Jan. 27th—Five men
this morning walked into the First
National Bank of Crafton, a Pitts
burg suburb, and after killing Har
old Moss. Asst. Cashier, forced five
clerks and the woman cashier into
the bank vault. After securing
the employees of the bank from es
cape, the robbers plundered the
bank of $30,000 in cash and escaped
in an automobile.
PRESIDENT TOWN LEV CHARGE II
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
Fargo, X. D.. Jan. 27—Warrant
was today issued here for the arrest
of President Townley. of the non
partisan league.
President Townley is facing the
serious charge of being implicated
nl an embezzlement of fund9 from
the Scandinavian American Hank of
According to the telegraphic re
port the warrant had not been serv
ed. there being a likelihood that the
charge would be withdrawn.
SENATOR JOHNSON
DEMANDS PUBLICITY
Washington. Jan. 27th—Senator
Hiram Johnson, of California, in a
speech before the Senate, today, in
sisted that President Harding sub
mit the results of the negotiations
respecting the refunding of the for
eign debt to this country.
POPE BENEDICT ENTOMBED
WITH IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
Rome, Jan. 26—Pope Benedict
was this afternoon entombed with
solemn and impressive ceremonies.
His body, enclosed in three caskets
and dressed in Pontificial Robes,
lies in the crypt under the great
Basilica of the Cathedral of St.
Peter’s and rests to the right of the
entrance.
The historic and beautiful ritual
was witnessed only by members oi
the Sacred College, members of the
Pontificial household and Papal.
Nobility and Diplomats accredited to
the Vatican.
TWO CHILDREN KILIjED
BY CARELESSNESS
Seattle. Jan. 26—Lawrence Ban
iey. an orphan. aged 9 years and
Wm. Marasovlch, aged 7. were this
morning run down and killed in this
A carelessly driven street car
caused the first death, while an au
'«Qm|obfle is responsible for the/
second.
SAM IK L S. THOMPSON’
VKItV LOW
The many friends of Samuel £.
Thompson, who was severely burned
by a gasoline explosion a few days
ago. will be grieved to learn that
t he is slowly sinking and may not
survive the night. —
AMERICAN LEGION INDORSES
POLICY OF PKI1SIII NG
Washington. Jan. 26th—Judg
ment as rendered by a million ser
the American Legion’s Committee
ou Military Affairs covers the great
number of questions respecting Na
tional Preparedness. General Per
shing has been given an unqualified
indorsement by the legion of his en
tire preparedness policy.
NKW GOVERNOR OF
AMERICAN SAMOA IN
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Jan. 26—Captain
E. P. Pollock. U. S. N., arrived
here today enroute to American Sa
moa. Captain Pollock has received
his commission from President Hard
ing and will succeed Captain Walso
Evans as Governor of American
Samoa.
GIRL SCOUT
PRESIDENT ELECTED
Savannah. Ga., Jan. 27th—Mrs
Herbert Hoover was today elected
President of the Girl Scouts of Am
erica, at the convention of Girl
Scouts being held in this city.
HOUSE PASSES DRASTIC
ANTI LYNCHING BILL
Washington. Jan. 27—The House'
.of Representatives last evening |
passed a drastic anti-lynching bill
Race riots and the prevalence o
a wave of lynching has caused th
government to take decisive step
toward the abolition of this viciou
policy of taking the law into one
own hands.
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FORKS TRY ASSOCIATION
OPPOSES TRANSFER
Washington. Jan. 27—The Am
erican Forestry Association held its
annual meeting here today.
In protest to a measure now beinp
considered by Congress, resolutions
were adopted by the Association, op
posing the transfer of the Forestry
Service from the Department of Ag
riculture to the Interior Department
INFORMATION WANTED
j Mary E. Owen of Lower Arglyle.
Yarmouth County. Nova Scotia, de
sires news of her brother. Charles
B. Owen. Any information tnauk
fully ^received.
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To J. W. Kelly, your heirB and as
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undersigned during th© year 192®.
expended the aura of One Hundred
dollars in labor and improvements
upon the SUGAR MINE DENCH
Placer Mining Claim, on Grouse
Gulch in th© Cape Nome Mining and
Recording District and Precinct. Ter
ritory of Alaska, the location notice
of which is of record in Vol. 17 at
Page 29 of the records of Locations
in the office of the Recorder of said
Precinct and District, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions
of Section 2324 of the Revised Sta
tutes of the United States and sup
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nual labor upon mining claims, and
being the amount required to hold
said claim.
And if. within ninety days after
the publication of this notice for
ninety days, you fail or refuse to
contribute to the undersigned your
proportion of such expenditures, as
co-owner, your interest in said claim
will become the property of the un
dersigned. your co-owner, who has
made the required expenditure, by
the terms of said Section Revised
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