TO PUT OFF
Allies’ Big Debt to U. SL
May Be Given Exten
sion of 15 Years.
IWashingt-on, ;July 16.—(-Post
ponement for fifteen years of
the payment of both r principal
and interest on the ten billion
dollars Allied debt to the United
■■ States is‘most probable, accord
in" to the admission this evening
of Senator Smoot, a member of*
the Senate Finance Committee,
which for some days has been
rgrving consideration to the sub
ject. _
Mrs. C. I. Hearns, Se
attle, Takes Own Life
Seattle —Mrs. Reams, wife of Clar
ence L. Reams, assistant E. S. attorney
general here during the war,, commk
■led suicide today, the deed taking
' takiug place just as the family physi
cian arrived. . Illness and mental de
gression are. assigned as the causes.
• %She deft--a note to her husband, the con
tents’-of which.'are not known, :-Reams
"declining even to allow the same, to be
/read 'bv the’police authorities.
cFor Alaska Postmasters
Washington.—The following Alaska
4.-nominations by President .Harding - are
^ announced: .1
Elbert .E. Blackraar,? for postmaster
; at Ketchikan.
Laura Williams,’ forj-postmaster nt
Nenana.
T. D Baker, for postmaster at Nome.
Joseph McNulty, for postmaster at
-Sitka.
Drs. C. D. Carter and.JR. M. Fish
- burne. dentists, left Sunday for Candle
iTHE
Tacotna
Pool Hall
..Tacotna
A Popiilai Resort
Billy Jones
Herb Kearney
Tacotna Headquarters
THE KUSKO TIMES
ANOTHER
MEETING
De Valera and George
Again Hold Agree
able Conference.
London, July H>.— Another
meeting between De Valera and
Lloyd George took place today,
the discussion lasting one hour
and a half. At its conclusion it
was announced that the conver
sation would be resumed Mon
day. The conference was again
a two-man talk.
. A Huge. Sturgeon.
New Westminster, B.‘ C.—A huge
sturgeon, believed to be the largest of
which there1-is any authentic record,
wbs caught by Cequitlam 'William, an
Indian fisherman, in the Coquitlam
river, and is on view at Monk’s wharf.
It is 25 years since so large a fish was
caught. The sturgeon measures oven
thirteen feet in length, and weighs 988
pounds. It was taken with a drift net.;
Burns Mansion to Get .Insurance.
Spokane.—Mrs. D. C. Corbin,-'widow
of the wldfeivi known railroad builder,
confessed to the police that she and her
chauffeur had burned the Kcrbin man
sion to get the insurance money. Both
were arrested.
Prisoner in Cage 16 Years.
Schenectady.—A woman imprisoned
in a wire cage in the corner of a totally
darkened room for sixteen years was
rescued by the Humane Society from a
lonely house neard^ound Lake, today.:
Her name is Jennie Hall, age thirty'
years, and she has been held- captive by
her sister and mother. Both- women;
have been taken into custody.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Henry Johnson, Thomas Burns,
Victor Crissoo, William Marklin.
Leroy Tozier, John Clark, George
Wesch, their heirs, executors and!
assigns:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that I, the undersigned, your
co-owner, have expended in labor and.
improvements the sum of not less than,
one hundred dollars -($100.00) for the.
years 1918, 1919 and. 1920 upon your in-r
terests in the Spot Association, situ
ated on Ganes creek, in the Innoko re
cording precinct. Territory of Alaska,
in order to hold said claim under the
provisions of Section 2324 of the Re-;
vised Statutes «f the United States and;,
the amendments thereto concerning;
annual labor upoo-«rini«gi6l*ims,-being
the amount-required tb hold said min
ingclaim for tbe period ending Decem
ber 31,. :1920.
AAndiif within ninety days after the
publication of tbis notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of
said expenditures, as^-well as the cost of
recording the same, and the costs of
this advertisement, your interests in
said claim will become the property- of
the undersigned, your eo-owner. who
has made the required expenditures
under the terms of said section of the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
C. L. Baker.
Co-Owner.
I Date of first publication, July 13, 1921.
I Date of final publication, Oct. 19, 1921.
The Blackened “White Sox.”
The Chicago city council judiciary
committee, by a vote of 8 to 2, has rec
ommended the revocation of the license
of a Chicago semi-professional baseball
park where five former members of the
Chicago American League club—the
White So:;—have .been playing. .week
ends. ;
The offense for which these men
were indicted and banished from Major
League baseball parks occurred 18
months a«o, when they sold out the
world’s series to the National League’s
representatives.
That is the way the American sport
ling public “forgets!” Fickle as pop
ular faocy is, baseball faus eaunot-so^
soon forget, nor will they ever forget,
the foul blow struck below the belt of
America’s best-loved game
It may seem like personal persecu
tion to follow these men to the extreme
of Saturday and Sunday games Id an
obscure sem-professional baseball park.
Like kicking a man when he is down,
the more sentimental may say.
But the decree of banishment was
not a penalty aimed at the individual
transgressors, but at the seriousness of
the deed. “Throwing” ball games for
a price threatened the foundations of a
game that millions of Americans loved
and believed in—believed in its inher
ent integrity. Coming young ball
players must never be allowed to for
get what happened to Jackson, Cicotte.
Weaver. Gandii, Williams, li is berg
and Felsh.—Ex.
When. Adam in.bliss, •askec.A'Ewe- for a
todEisc,
• She pilekeeed 'heryiips with a coo
Gave looks so ecstatic, answered em
phatic,
I don’t care A-dam if 1 do.
PROFESSIONAL
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M. D., D. D. S
Office: McGrath, Aaa.
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Elliott 1042.
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