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returned from her studies in Ger
many where she visited the Geist
family.
Mr. Parma said that the extraord
inary feature of the story is that
the ring should come to Washington
by way of Alaska. He believes the
ring to be authentic.
The delegate appeared before the
National Rivers and Harbors cong
ress convening in Washington May
1st, second and third; representing
the various rivers and harbors pro
jects in Alaska.
A. H. McNeer, now residing in
Florida, was in Washington Tues
day. Mr. McNeer was among the
first gold seekers to enter Alaska by
way of Valdez, coming to the Terri
tory in partnership with George C.
Hazelet and Jack Meals in 1897.
Meals, Hazelet and McNeer discov
red the first gold in the Chisana dis
trict.
The following appointments were
made with respect to Alaska post
offices, May third, Muss Isabella M.
Purdy at Chicken; J. Edson Moody
at Berry; and James Pike at Stoney
River.,
The senate committee on the Ju
diciary has ordered a favorable re
port on the bill providing the right
of appeal from the judgment of con
viction in the trial court in Alaska
[ in all criminal cases and all civil
I suits.
The bill to authorize Ketchikan to
issue bonds up to $1,000,000 for the
purchase of the electric light and
power water and telephone proper
ties of the Citizens’ Light Power and
Water Company passed the senate
and is now before the President.
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Official Report on
Macon Crash Does
Not S'lainc Anyone
(Bv The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, May 23, — The
official naval report said that the
causes of the crash of the dirigible
Macon, off the California coast sever
al months ago, had not been deter
mined. The report was signed by
Rear Admiral Orin G. Murfin. It
found that no blame could be at
tached to anyone for the crash, or
that anyone could be singled out
for the responsibility for it. Two
lives were lost in the disaster.
RENOWNED WOMAN
TRAINER OF LIONS
MAKES FILM DEBUT
Mable Stark, who has spent more
than 35 years bossing lions and tig
ers around under the big top, makes
her movie debut with Buster Crab
be, world-champion swimmer, and
Frances Dee, established film star,
in ‘'King of the Jungle,” animal
thrill-romance which comes to the
Dream Theatre Friday night.
Miss Stark has spent most of
her life allied with Ringling, Hag
enbeack, Sarrasini and other circus
impresarios, and has trained more
wild animals than any woman who
ever lived. Her body carries hun
dred of scars testifying to her pro
fession. She has made some thirty
trips to hospitals, one of them last
ing for more than a year, as the
result of her encounters with recal
citrant beasts. ,
"King of the Jungle” centers
around the Lion Man—the role for
which Crabbe was chosen from
among scores of other athletes test
ed for the part. He is a youth who
was raised in th# jungle among
lions and lator brought to America
as a circus trainer. Climax of the
picture comes when the beasts break
loose from their cages during a fire
and spread a trail of death thruout
the city., ,
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