CHANG TSO
LIN IS BUSY
Sets ITp New .Govern
ment in Manchuria
and Mongolian
Tiehtaiar, Ma£'38.—Chang Tso
Lin, undismayed by his disas
trous defeat afctbe hands of Gen.
Wu Pei Fuj has set up an inde
pendent government in Man
churia, Mongolia and Jeouh He
declares that henceforth he will
repudiate all instructions from
President Had Shill Chang and
all treaties negotiated by him.
Peking.rr-General~ WiTBeT Fu
has ordered his- troops. concen
trated at Tangsham, north of
'Tientsin, on the assumption that
General Chang Tso Liin plans to
establish an independent empire
in Manchuria and Mongolia.
Aviator Prest on His
Way to Salt Lake City
Clinton, Iowa.—Clarence O. Prest,
flying from Buffalo to Alaska and Si
beria, arrived here today. He will re
some his flight in the morning, going
>001) here to Salt Hake City.
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Shot Off Father’s Head.
San Antonio.—“I was afraid. he wac
going to kill mother,” Hiram Slope,
21, explained today, in admitting he
bad shot off the head of .his .father,
George W. Slope, 45, prominent dairy
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27 Classmates of Jap ,
Admiral Cannot Go to
Japan in Navy Boat
Washington.- The Sedate passed a
resolution today declaring that it is
the sense of the Senate that the Navy
Department, transport Henderson
should not be used for the purpose of
conveying to Japan the twenty-seven
Annapolis ■ classmates ’ of Admiral
Urich. of the Sapanese navy, for a re
union there, this month.
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This Spring’$ Breakup !
a Rather Tame Affair
in front of McGrath, in this year
1922, the first movement of* Tacotna ice |
occurred on Sunday. May 14, at 3:40 p.
m., at which time it slipped down per
haps a hundred feet or so, until it
banked up on the Knskokwim.
The first movement of the Kusko- j
k’Wim ice occurred at 12:20 p. m. Mon
day, when it ran for about five minutes
and then jammed, and at 7 a. m. Tues
-day it again ..got in motion for about
•five minutes, • At cite iee took an
other starts com in g to a halt about. 20
minutes later. At 4:45 yesterday after
noon, however, the big ice body was
again seen to.be in motion, being fol
lowed by that of the Tacotna, since
which time the movement has been
general.
Due to a slight, jam below the town
the water rose several inches during
the hours of-earlv. morning, the high
est point being reached about 9 o’clock i
this morning, at which time the water!
began receding, dropping about a foot!
within an hour. In front of The Times
office the water came up only to the-!
top outer bank—for whieb thanks.
One of the incidents of the Tacotna’s '
j first ice movement, on Sunday, remind-!
o.d one of the character of Eliza, in j
'‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” for'there, just!
as the movement began, stood Jack ,
Mataceko, half wav over, in the center I
of the blackest kind of iee, endeavor
ing to pick his way to this, side of the
stream, which, after jumping a Hoe or !
two, he negotiated without disaster,
even if at times his steps did go just a
little deeper t han he anticipated.
But, all in all. this spring’s breakup
is regarded by oldUmers as a rather
tame affair. Again, thanks.
At Other Points.
At Iditarod, the ice broke on the
14th, at 10:30 a m.
The Tanana ice broke on the 10th.
The Yukon ice is reported as still
holding. _
Canadian Money Par in Seattle.
Seattle.—Seattle retail stores now
will accept Canadian money at par for
the first time in more than two years,
it-was announced Monday by the retail
trade bureau of tb.e Seattle Chamber
of Commerce.
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