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alone in business and every forward step of yours carries
along other people on the same road. in this way, your
city becomes prosperous and great. In exact ratio to
your success or failure your city succeeds or fails.
THAT’S WHY WE, as bankers, desire to see you succeed.
That's why we make a point of rendering service to de
positors and endeavor to safeguard them from financial
reverses.
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Teapot Dome Indictmen's
Hare Been Quashed by
Supreme Court Judge
WASHINGTON, D. C., Apr. 3.—
Chief Justice McCoy, of the Supreme
Court in the District of Columbia to
day quashed the indictments against
E. L. Doheny, his son, E. L. Doheny,
jr.. and Albert B. Fall, charged with
conspiracy concerning oil leases and
ground. Oliver Pagan, special assist
ant attorney general and the present
grand jury in their deliberations held
that the Senate resolution placing the
oil reserve cases in the hands of spe
cial council destroyed the right of the
• Attorney General to be represented in
the jury room.
GEORGE ANDERSON
PIANO EXPERT
Will be in Seward soon.
Pianos for Rent and for
Sale. Phone messages to
Hotel Seward.
GEORGE ANDERSON
SECRETARY WEEKS
CONFINED TO HOME
WASHINGTON. D. C., Apr. 3.—Sec
retary of War Weeks, who has been
confined to his home for the past sev
eral days has Thrombosis in a small
branch of the middle cerebral artery,
producing weakness of the muscles
of his left arm. Physicians predicted
that he will soon be out and around.
Queensland May Develop
Alcohol for Motor Cars
SYDNEY, Australia, April 3.—Use
, for the prickly pear of which there
are hundreds of thousands of acres
in Queensland and other states, has
been found by discovery of a process
of extracting power alcohol from the
hitherto worthless plant.
! Dr. William Sinclair, of Adelaide,
! announced recently that he had suc
i cessfully extracted alcohol from the
pears which might be used for' mo
! tors, and a company has been form
j ed to exploit the discovery.
—
I Miss Viola Sheldon, daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. Charles Sheldon, gave an
interpretive dance last night at the
Liberty theatre which was greatly en
joyed by her audience.
Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska
Shop.
A TREE CLIMBING
FISH TOLD OF BY
MALAY LECTURER
| NEW YORK. April 3— Carvett
; Wells, Fellow Royal Geographic So
ciety. lecturing on his six years’ expe
rience in the jungles of the Malay pe
ninsula, described a tree climbing fist
that leaves the water, plays on the
beach and when its “tummy” is tick
led, swells with airs and bounces
about for sheer happiness.” He de
scribed the flirting fish as the only
swimming animal having a genuine
wink.
He described a live Teddy Bear, 15
inches high, looking when full grown,
precisely like a toy one.
He described a vest pocket deer
measuring seven inches from hoof to
horn, and described a hygienic mon
key, which brushes its teeth in the
nearest stream after every meal and
before going to bed.
He told of a bird that sleeps upside
down, but added that everything is
upside down in the Malay jungles.
MUSICIANS DECIDE ON PRAGUE
PRAGUE, April' 3.—The Internat
ional Association of Modern Music
will hold its annual festival thi3
year again in Prague, during the
month of May. Three internation
al concerts will be given, leading
modern composers being on the pro
gram. The second part of the fes
tival will be heard in Venice in Sep
tember.
Little Diana Kalin, one of the most
beautiful children on the screen, so
captivated a Hindo prince that he
desired to adopt her and bestow on
her the title of princess, but she re
fused the honor and will continue in
the movies. She is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Kahn of Medina, Pa.
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TWO MEN ARGUE THEY SET
FIRE, THEY WANT A TRIP
PORTLAND, Ore., April 3—Two
men argue they set the fire which de
stroyed the German Lutheran church
here last fall. One is Chester C. Buch
tel, fireman arsonist, the other is
Clarence Larsen, now held for inves
tigation to John J. Marty, sheriff of
Trinidad. Colo.
Larsen, Sheriff Marty wired author
ities here, confessed firing a Portland
building about January 20, 1915.
“Larsen may be a man interested in
i free trip to the Pacific Northwest,
and that’s what it looks like to me,”
I’hief Deputy Pratt remarked.
On and After
April First
THIS STORE WILL OPERATE ON
A STRICTLY CASH BASIS, WHICH
MEANS THAT THE BUYING PUB
LIC WILL BE ABLE TO BUY VERY
MUCH CHEAPER—FOR CASH
LEON URBACH
“Cash is King”
The message from the Colorado
sheriff said:
“We have a man here who gives his
name as Clarence Larsen, who, we
understand is wanted for the burning
of a church in Portland.”
After conferring with Fireman
Grenfell, Sheriff Hurlburt informed
the Colorado sheriff that Larsen was
not known here and not wanted.
John Philip Roberts of Sylacuga,
Alabama, who received his Eagle
Scout badge from a court of honor
at the age of 12, is believed to be
the youngest boy in America to re
ceive this, the highest honor among
Boy Scouts.
Bertrand Stern, aged 13, made an
eloquent patriotic address at a flag
rally in Madison Square garden, New
York, recently, and it was broadcast
by radio to thousands of other lis
teners. He received many compli
ments on his speech from far and
near.
There are heroes and heroes, of
whom France has given the world
many of all sorts. One of the latest
is Dr. Demenitroux, dead after long
agony from a malady brought on by
experiments with X-rays in an ef
fort to rid the world of cancer. He
is one of the several who have met
a smilar fate through their devotion
to science and the service of human
ity. V
SUN YAT SEN IS
REFUSED DYING
REQUEST: BURIED
WANTED TO REST IN OPEN CAS
KET LIKE FRIEND LENINE
PEKING, April 3.—The last wish of
Sun Yat Sen was unfilled at his funer
al today. He was to be buried “in a
bronze and crystal coffin, like my
friend Lenine.”
The long-awaited casket arrived
from Moscow but proved a shoddy af
fair, so the rites were thrown back to
Manchurian customs.
KENTUCKY IS FIRST
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 3.—
Kentucky is first over the top in the
nation wide American Legion drive
for a $5,000,000 endowment fund for
disabled veterans of the World War,
it was announced today. The state’s
quota of $50,000 has been reached and
it is hoped to exceed the figure by 50
per cent.
Register If you want to Vote.
Sheaffer’s Life Time Pens, at the
the Alaska Shop. tf
Brunswick monographs and Re
cords. The Alaska Shop. tf
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