THE BANK OF SEWARD FOR SERVICE
M’CAMANT MAY BE
ATTORNEY GEN,
PORTLAND, March 11.—Wallace
McCamailt, mentioned at Washington
for the Attorney Generalship, has been
frequently discussed for high federal
office, because he nominated Coolidge
for the vice-prseidency in 1020.
McCamant is justice of the Oregon
supreme court and presented the tes
timony for the Cheyenne government
of Senator Kendrick and the deposi
tion of his secretary as showing Fall
continued receiving proposals of in
dependent operators after he gave
Sinclair the lease to Teapot Dome.
Kendrick told of the reasons why
he presented the resolution to the
Senate, asking the department of the
interior about reports that negotia
tions were, under way with private in
terests for the development of the
Teapot Dome reserve.
LIGHTWEIGHT HARD AT IT
NEW YORK, Mar. 11— Solly See
man. and Benny Leon of New York,
and Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo, won
their bouts in the second series in
the light weight elimination tourna
ment being staged here.
SEWARD
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Plumbing and Sheet Metal
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j CHAS. LECHNER, Prop.
funeral services.for
PENNINGTON HELD TODAY
SEATTLE, March 11.—Funeral ser
vices for W. R. Pennington, fifty-three
who died yesterday, will be held this
afternoon. Burial will take place in
I)es Moines. Pennington was a pas
senger conductor on the Great North
ern and took the first rotary plow
over the Alaska Central in the early
construction days.
MANAGER KUSKOKWIM CO.
INDICTED ILLEGAL FISHING
SEATTLE. March 11.—The indict
ment of Louis Knafflich. was transfer
red from Fairbanks to Seattle because
most of the witnesses were Seattle
ites. He is accused of commercial
fishing in the closed waters of the
Kuskokwim. Knafflich is president of
the Kuskokwim Trading Company at
Apokak.
RED ARMY REDUCED
LONDON, Mar. 14.—Reports here
state that the “Red” Russian army
has been reduced 5,000 men and a
| further reduction is expected..
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LITTLE GIRLS FIND JEWELRY
VALED AT $4,000 SNOWBANK
TORONTO, Mar. 10.—While playing
in a snowbank on the Kingston road
yesterday, two little girls recovered a
' part of the $4,000 worth of jewelry
| which was stolen Saturday night. Fol
| lowing the discovery a large crowd
| gathered who carefully sifted the snow
for the rest of the loot.
WOMEN’S JURY BILL KILLED
HELENA, Mont., Mar. 10—The
i Montana legislature killed a bill
which would allow women to serve as
jurors in the state.
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Gateway want-ads bring results.
SEATTLE HOLDS
CITY ELECTIONS
YESTERDAY
E. L. BLAINE AND MRS. HENRY
LANDES BOTH REELECTED TO
COUNCIL—INCREASE IN SALAR
IES TURNED DOWN
(By Associated Press)
SEATTLE, March 11— E. L. Blaine
anti Mrs. Henry Landes were both re
elected to office; former councilman
Oliver T. Erickson wras chosen, filling
the three places in the council at yes
terday’s election. George F. Cotterill,
port commissioner, Dr. Casper Sharp
less, school director, were reelected.
The voters of the city refused to in
crease the salaries of comptroller and
treasurer and removed the limit of
one million dollars on park levies.
Complete unofficial returns of the
election yesterday were, for city man
ager plan, 22,470 against 26,942 against
the plan; to increase the pay of coun
cilmen from three thousand to forty
hundred dollars annually, 7,530 against
32,325; to issue bonds of $2,250,000 for
new school houses, 32,463 against 11,
633; to ratify the award of the coun
cil of $175,000 to the North Bend Lum
ber company and other interests for
damages by flood in Boxley canyon,
after the claimants lost a long fight
in the courts. 17,192 against 22,074.
KEDLESTON OPERATED UPON
LONDON, March 11—Marquis M.
Kedleston, lord president of council,
was operated upon yesterday and is
declared to be; as well as could be ex
pected, his physician added.
DECISION REVERSED IN CASE
OF INFRINGEMENT PATENT
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 10.—George
Carson, who brought suit against the
American Smelting & Refining Com
pany and was awarded twenty million
j dollars damages by the Circuit Court
of Appeals for infringement of his
smelting patent, received word today
that the decision was reversed and he
will receive $5,000 instead of the prom
ised twenty millions.
The report received on the floor of
the stock exchange just before clos
ing time, caused the stock of the
American Smelting & Refining com
pany to rise to 99 1-4 after having
been depressed to 94 1-4.
WOMAN BREAKS RECORD
DELEON SPRINGS, Fla., Mar. 10—
Ethel McGary, of New York, broke
the world’s record for 880 yards, wo
men’s free style swim, when she made
the distance in 13 minutes, 7 seconds.
Shortly after this Miss Ethel Lackie
of Chicago broke the American wo
men’s 50 yard free style record, mak
ing the distance in 32 1-4 seconds.
Dress Well
and Succeed
01 course it depends largely on who you gel
your Clothes from—
A HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUIT, A
MALLORY OR STETSON HAT, A COPE
LAND AND RYDER PAIR OF SHOES OR
OXFORDS
Bought from
Leon Urbach
Will help considerably
ENGLAND’S LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMPION
Alf Simmonds, London’s lightweight
champion, who wants to try for the
lightweight crown which Leonard re
cently put aside.
BRIDGE TEAS ABANDONED
(By Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10.—Bridge
teas, etc., have been abandoned by
society leaders here owing to a severe
epidemic of mumps in society circles.
Snow Shoes. $0.50 per pair, at
Graef’s. tf
JEAN GREGG WILL NOT QUIT
SEATTLE, Mar. 10—Jean Gregg, the ^
veteran southpaw, who helped the In
dians win the pennant last year has
joined the Washington Americans.
The rumor that he would quit base
ball is unfounded.
BODIES OF SOLDIERS BE
REMOVED BY FRENCH
OTTAWA, Mar. 10.—The reported
intention of the French government
to remove the bodies of 200 Canadian
soldiers buried in the cemetery at
Lieven, near Loos, is to be brought
i before the House of Commons.
S. P. LOSES LAWSUIT
SAX FRANCISCO, Mar. 10.—The
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe lost
their fight in the Circuit Court of Ap
peals for the return of $10,000,000 by
the State of California. They an
nounced the case would not be ap
.pealed.
LEAVES BRIDE BEHIND
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—Henry H.
Herd, banker, inadvertently left his
prospective bride, Miss Vera Latimer,
on the pier here when he boarded the
ship for London where their wedding ^
was to be celebrated. The girl will
sail Saturday to join him.
PENNSYLVANIA VOTES DOWN
HARRISBURG, Pa., Mar. 10—The
state legislature by a vote of 43 to 4
voted down the child labor amend
ment.
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ity. Jordan’s Valet Service. tf
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