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Punishing of Crooked
Taxi Drivers Planned
VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 11.—U.
S. Immigration Commissioner Luther
Weedin of Seattle, conferred with of
ficers here Saturday regarding reports
of taxicab drivers taking aliens from
Cuuada over the international boun
dary line from Vancouver to Wash
ington districts.
Commissioner Weedin said he could
not stop Canadian taxicab drivers so
liciting business on the streets of the
city. The British Columbia provin
cial police pointed out they could do
nothing except in cases where passen
gers had paid their fares to be taken
into the United States by a secret
route and still found themselves in
Canada. In those cases, the police
said, a complaint must be made that
the money was taken by taxicab driv
ers under false pretenses.
Officers said 72 persons were ar
rested on Federal mountain trails last
week between Blaine and Sumas,
Wash. The men were mostly Scan
dinavians.
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GETS VERDICT COUNTER
CLAIM SERVICES RENDERED
in the Federal court recently in Ju
neau ,a verdict was returned for Hen
ry Leipisto awarding him the net
sum of $4,975 on his counter claim
in the suit filed against him by J. H.
i Cobb, trustee for the John Tupella
! estate. Too case was before tne
court for two days,
i In his original complaint 'a the ac
i ticn, Mr. Cobb as Tupella’s trustee
claimed a .oui' of $1,858.33 damages
alleged to have been incurred m 1921
when the sum $75,000 was attached
by Lepisto pending the outcome of
a suit instituted by him for services
claimed to have been rendered to Tu
pella. Lepisto set up a counlerrianu
for a “reasonable amount’' for gener
al services he said he gave to Tup
ella in 1919 aiding him in seeming
evidence and attorneys for his suit
against the Cbichagoff Mining Co.
How much damages were allowed
by the jury for the trustee and what
amount was r!>ed for Lepisto’s com
pensation was r.ot set up in detail |
in the \eiG’iCu It was handed in j
[ carrying the sum of $4,975 as net '
compensation for Lepisto. «
Tiial of the suit for condemnation
of a Studebaker automobile was start
ed in the District court also. The ma
chine was seized several months ago
by Federal officials who detected it
in transporting moonshine whiskey.
Marshall, Newman & Co., former ag
ents foi the Studebaker company, en
tered a claim for the car on the j
ground it was held only on condi
tional agreement of sale.
The evidence in the case had been
presented early in the day by Ast. U.
S. Attorneys L. 0. Gore and H. D.
Stabler represented the government
and S. Hellenthal the claimants in the
action.
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GERMANS TO ELECT
A NEW CHANCELLOR
BERLIN, Dec. 11.—Nine chancellors
in six years is the record the German
republic has established and as the
election of December 7 approached,
there was considerable excitement as
to who would be the tenth man.
Dr. Wilhelm Marx, the recent chan
cellor, who took over the post in
December, 1913, managed to keep the
boat steady during trying times in
spite of the fact that he did not rep
resent a majority government. His
handling of government affairs in the
London conference which evolved a
plan for putting the Dawes project in
effect, and his success in getting the
German Reichstag to accept the plan
were great achievements.
But after the adoption of the Dawes
plan and the successful floating of
the loan of $200,000,000 abroad for the
re-establishment of a German gold
bank to stabilize German currency do
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Claims that It Is Possible to Reduce Decay in Mouth 75
Per Cent by Use of Proper Home Treatment—
Bad Teeth Causes Contagious Diseases
DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 12.—Unless
the American people eat more whole
wheat bread, more vegetables cooked
to retain the lime salts, more whole
milk and natural sweets, “the next two
or three generations will be a nation
of weaklings, so far as bone and
muscle are concerned,” said Dr. C. B.
Fowlkes, of Birmingham, Alabama, in
an address recently at the American
Dental Association convention.
“In the matter of diet the dental
profession has an opportunity for do
ing a real service in outlining a diet
that furnishes the necessary lime
salts to build tooth and bone struct
ure during the pre-natal and pre
school period, as well as during child
hood to the eighteenth year,” Dr. C.
B. Fowlkes said.
‘‘One has only to look about him to
see that the American people are not
eating the right kind of properly pro
portioned vegetable diet,” the speak
er declared. He stated that it is pos
sible for any individual to reduce de
cay in his own mouth 75 per cent by
proper home prophylaxis and that
proper mouth hygiene would reduce
the percentage of contagious diseases
in children, such as mumps, measles,
scarlet fever, etc.
Good teeth are merely a matter of
diet, the speaker declared.
mestic politics got so tiot that Chan
cellor Marx was unable to rebuild his
cabinet in such a way as to meet with
the demands of the various parties at
the extreme right and the extreme
left.
Dr. Marx undoubtedly done more to
rehabilitate Germany than any of his
predecessors, and is the outstanding
figure in Germany today.
GIRL IN OPEN BOAT SINGS TO
KEEP UP COURAGE OTHERS
NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 12.—The story !
of a girl singing while facing death
in an open boat at sea to keep up the
courage of her six shipwrecked com
panions was told in a radio message
received here yesterday from the
steamer City of Atlanta.
The girl was Kathryn Woodworth,
IS, of Rockport, Mass., who was pick
ed up with another woman and five
men Wednesday morning 150 miles off
the Virginia Capes. They had been
adrift in a lifeboat since Monday
night when their ship, the three-mast
ed schooner Susan B., coal laden
from Hampton Roads to St. Stephens,
New Brunswick, went down in a "blind
ing snowstorm.
They suffered intensely from the
cold and the girl time and again sang
to keep the spirits of the crew up un
til the rescue ship came in sight.
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PROPOSED NEW GRAIN
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Proposed j
new schedules increasing the rates of
grain and grain products from points
in Idaho and Pacific Northwest ports
and related points, were ordered sus
pended by the interstate commerce
commission until March 1, 1925.
The proposed new schedules would
increase the grain rates from 25 1-2
cents to 28 cents a hundred pounds
from Hauser, Gibbs and Coeur d’
Alene, Idaho, to Portland, Ore., and
j Seattle, Wash.
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DESERTER HAINES POST
NABBED AT FOX FARM
Walter Laurie, who worked for the
Petersburg hydro-electric plant on a
fox farm under the name of Bern
ard Keed, was arrested by United
>ta'cs Deputy Marshal Neil MacGre
gor ci the “shrimp metropolis,” for
beirg a deserter from Chilkoot Bar
racks (Haines.) Th.w men were
sent from the fort a*. Haines tc es
tv.. him to Fort Lav ton where he
wi;l be tried. A time ago. he
was arrested by the same marshal
fo hghting and '‘trued over to the
city police.
SHOPLIFTERS IN ANCHORAGE
Anchorage storekeepers are com
plaining of shoplifters operating in
that city. So far as is known this is
the first epidemic of these gentry to
hit Alaska. )
SPECTACULAR ACCOUNTS
OF NEW POISON GASES
DESCRIBED AS UNTRUE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Publish
ed reports of the development of new
poison gases with supernatural pow
ers of destruction, or the evolution of
death dealing rays of terrible effec
tiveness are both ridiculously errone
ous or else seriously misleading, Bri
gadier General Amos Fries, chief of
the chemical warfare department as
serts in his annual report recounting
the progress made during the last
year by the army chemists.
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