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is in full accord with modern ideas.
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Ambassador Called
In; Paris Worries
BERLIN, June 24.—(£>)—'The de
parture of the Russian ambassador,
Kroslinsky, yesterday for Moscow,
and the summoning of Ravovsky from
London and Krassin from Paris has
intensified public opinion and it was
voiced that diplomatic circles are
much concerned over the security
part of western Europe.
Repeated editorials in Moscow pa
pers warned Germany that she risks
estrangement with Russia by bind
DECISION JUDGE RITCHIE
IN THE LOCAL LIGHT CASE
Following the opinion delivered In
the district court yesterday, an or
der was entered today in the Sew
ard electrict light case continuing
the case for further hearing and di
recting that the interlocutory in
junction restraining the enforce
ment of Ordinance No. 78 be dis
solved after September 30, thus per
mitting the rates fixed by the ordi
nance to go into effect October 1.
Judge Ritchie stated in his oral
opinion yesterday that he though:
it would be unfair to Mr. Graff to
put the lower rates provided in the
ordinance into effect during the light
mouths when the consumption of
current is low. Continuing the in
junction until October 1, allows the
stipulation for the 15 cent meter
rate to continue until that date.
This stipulation was made last fall
by the attorneys for the City and
the Light company to continue dur
ing the life of the temporary in
junction, as a test of the probable in
come from the meter system just es
tablished for the first time in Sew'
ard.
Judge Ritchie intimated his opin
ion that Seward should have a com
plete meter system of street lighting
controlled by a switch in some city
office and that the city ought to
have a special rate for its street
lights to encourage extensive street
illumination. He said he thought
also that the city should pay the ex
pense of installing the meter sys
tem of street lighting but that was
a matter for the city and the light
company to settle because courts
cannot make contracts for parties.
It can only construe and enforce
them when legally made, or abrogate
them when illegal.
The court then repeated what had
already been stated in discussing
the testimony, that the sole issue
in the case just tried was the ques
tion whether the town council had
violated Mr. Graff’s constitutional
right of protection of his property
against interference that would pre
vent his obtaining a fair and rea
sonable return for -his investment and
service to the public. This would
amout to confiscation as claimed bui
Mr. Graff had failed to show' that
such would be the effect of the or
dinance rates.
Congress enacts about 300 law's
a year.
Walrus feed on star fish and mol
lusks.
Queen Elizabeth had reddish hair.
ing herself with western Europe
powers in such a way as to destroy
the relationship established by the
Rapallo Treaty of 1922.
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With A Tire that Has a Reputation
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matter how much you pay. You dt get it
with Lambert “Trublpruf” Tires from the day
you put them on till they have gone ten,
twenty and often thirty thousand miles.
For motor truck and commercial car operators
we have some figures on low tire cost that
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Glad to present them any time.
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ALASKA DISTRIBUTORS
"Where Tire Troubles End"
The Holes Go
Clear Through
DIRECTOR FEARS TOO
MANY LAUGHS IN FILM
Production work on “The Gallop
ing Fish,” Thomas H. Ince’s new
comedy special, had just been com
pleted. The comedy troupe heaved a
sigh and were packing up makeup
boxes when Director Del Andrews,
sitting on a brown study on one of
the stages, suddenly came to life.
“Call all the company together,”
he ordered, deeply thoughtful frowns
creasing his brow. The troupe came
hurrying at his call.
Andrews glowered at them. The
company shivered. Something was
wrong. The last laugh evidently had
gone wrong.
“I've been thinking this thing over,”
said Andrews sternly. “We’ve got
too many laughs in this picture, I’m
afraid. Has anyone any suggestions
for cutting out some of the laughs?
We're apt to get in trouble by ex
hausting the audience before the pic
ture is half over. It isn’t possible to
keep them roaring all the time.”
The company sighed in relief and
walked out on him without an an
swer. But Andrews was in earnest
and it wasn't until he had several
conferences with Ince that he was
satisfied he hadn't filmed too many
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laughs for public safety.
“The Galloping Fish” is said to be
the fastest^ and funnist comedy of the
season. A typical Ince all-star cast,
including Louise Fazenda, Syd Chap
lin, Ford Sterling and a trained seal
to play the title role will be seen.
The picture is to be shown at the
Liberty Theater tonight. It is said
to be even funnier and more thrill
ing than Ince’s “Hottentot,” which
carried off the comedy blue ribbons
last year.
Homicides Accounted
ACAPULCO, Guerrero, Mexico, June
23. (/P)—'Statistics compiled by the
office of the chief of military op
erations in this state show that while
the courts had light calendars, 143
persons had taken the law into their
own hands and executed death sen
tences upon their enemies during
the month of April.
New York’s largest hotel has 2,200
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received on every boat
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