TEX RICKARD
UNDER FIRE
Charged With Criminal
Assaults On Young;
Girls.
New York, Feb. 24.—The re
tirement of Tex Rickard, now
under several indictments charg
ing criminal assaults upon small
small girls, f.iom the manage
ment of or any connection with
Madison Square Garden was an
nounced today by the State Ath
tetie Association.
He was arrested several days
ago on charges of criminal as
sault upon Alice Ruck and Anna
Hess, both under 15 years of age,
following which several other
charges of like character were
lodged against him. True in
dictments in a number of these j
cases have been returned, the!
latest ones coming in today, ;
in -which * Rickard is charged;
with the abduction of two small I
girl, one 11 and another 14 years
of age. _
herd Lascelles, Arctic Brother.
Seattle.—Lord Lascelles, who is to
ved\ Princess Mary, was a visitor to
Alaska a number of years ago, having
been initiaied as a member of the
Arctic Brotherhood at Skagw&y in
1909, after which he became secretary
to Grey, governor-general of Canada,
L. IS. Wilson, after a day in town,
returned to Candle yesterday.
Eli Ogvie. of Candle, was one of to
day’s arrivals.
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FOR RECALL
OF HARVEY
Resolution Introduced
in House; Reed Gives
Rap in Senate.
—
Washington, Feb. 24.—A reso
lution designed to recall Har
vey, ambassador to Great Brit
ain, was introduced in the House”
today by Representative Ryan,
Republican, q£ JSrew York.
Senator Reed, branding Har
vey as ‘ a British toady,” said
Congress should demand the am
bassador’s recall and send some
one who can put his feet under
British mahogany and keep his
head above British influence."*
Telegraphic Ticks.
W.'ishingfcon—Corporations are given
until June 13tb u>-filfr income tas. re
turns for the year 1921.
Washington. — Charles A. Ravcson
was today swore in as Senator from
Iowa- succeeding Kenyon, resigned.
Washington. — The Senate today
passed the bill authorizing the loaning
of five million dollars to the farmers of
the country to buy seeds and. livestock
food.
Washington. — Postmaster General
Hayes is asking for an appropriation
of two million dollars- for an air mail
service, which he contends can be made
a success, •
Paris.—Poincaire left for Boulogne
today for a secret conference with
Lloyd George, which will take place at
some channel coast town this after
noon^
Seattle.—Sealskins taken on Pribilof
islands in 1921 totaled 23,671. according
to the final report of the Bureau of
Fisheries received from Washington
today.
Washington.—The Bursum bill, de
signed to give disabled emergency offi
cers of American Expeditionary Forces
the same retirement positions as reg
ular army officers, passed the Senate
today.
Harry Miller, after a town visit of
several days, returned yesterday to
Candle.
Capt. George Green returned yester
day from » trip out the -Rainy Pass
trail as f£yr as French Joe’s.
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Elliott 1642. .
Visit Reindeer Herd*
Capt. apd Mrs. George Green, Mrs.
B- J. Bftvd aDtl Jack McDonald visited
the reindeer camp, about fifteen miles
out on the government trail. They
were guests of Miss Buth Beat for the
afternoon.
Miss Beat, with native herders, is
following her own deer, which were in
excellent condition.
Claude Irvine was among today's ar
rivals, coming from the North Fork.
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Flat City
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