* ALIEN PROBLEM IS
BEING CONSIDERED
FORMAL COMPLAINT MUST BE
MADE AGAINST TAXI DRIV
ERS, SAY CANADIANS
VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 12.—
United States Immigration Commis
sioner Luther Weedin of Seattle, con
ferred with officials here today re
garding reports of taxicab drivers
taking foreigners from Canada over
the international boundary line from
Vancouver to Washington district.
Commissioner Weedin said his de
partment could not stop Canadian
taxicab drivers soliciting business on
the streets of the city. The British
Columbia provincial government pol
ice pointed out they could do nothing
4| «xcq?t in cases where passengers 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 com
plaint must be made that the money
was taken by taxicab drivers under
false pretenses.
Officials said twenty-two persons
were arrested on federal mountain
ous trails last week between Blaine
and Sumas, Wash. The majority
were said to be Europeans, mostly
Scandinavians.
Roadhouse Owner Dead
Steve Wilson, proprietor of the Cas
siar roadhouse on the Chatanika river
died Saturday, December 6. at Circle
Hot Springs where he had gone for
his health. Deceased had lived in
( and around Chatnika for some 15
years and was proprietor of the road
house for seven years.
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jealousy Is Believed To
Have Prompted Murder
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 12.—
Jealousy caused Zane R. Southern, 27
year-old chauffeur, to kill Rudolph
E. Mack, 50 years old, manager of
the golden State Vaudeville Exchange
in Mack’s office here yesterday. While
Southern’s wife, a stenographer em
ployed by Mack, and five men were
in the actors’ employment agency
manager’s office. Southern entered
and fired three bullets into Mack’s
body.
Southern commanded the witnesses
to line up with their faces toward
the wall. He then ran from the
room, down three flights of stairs
and out to the street intersection,
where he announced to the traffic
officer on duty that he had slain a
man.
“I just killed the man who wreck
ed my home,” Southern said, accord
ing to the officer, as he handed over
a revolver.
Mrs. Southern, an attractive young
blonde of 19, told detectives she had
,met Mack while a cafe entertainer.
He offered her a job in his office j
and she accepted it. She said she j
has not been living with her husband. !
MILD STAMPEDE
ON AT DAWSON
A mild stampede is reported on at
Dawson, its citizens flocking to Gla
cier Creek, GO miles west of Dawson.
The stampede is said to be the result
of ore found there and taken to town
by George Kennedy, veteran prospec
tor. The samples assayed $720 to the
ton, and a well-defined vein has been
traced for several miles.
The mercury registered four above
this morning, the coldest day of the
winter.
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last, were held Wednesday from the
Anchorage funeral parlors. The body
will arrive in Seward Saturday on the
way to Seattle for interment. Rev.
Burdette Landsdowne conducted the
services. Mrs. Mabel Z. Clayton sang
appropriate solos. The pall bearers
were chosen from intimate friends
and co-workers of Miss de Graff and
were A. H. McDonald, A. A. Shonbeck,
J. A. Magill, S. C. Raynor, Don C.
Fairman, D. W. Metzdorf, A. J. Hew
itt and Ray C. Larson.
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