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Justin W. Harding,United States
judge in. the First division, holding a
session of coprt ,at Ketchikan, signed
m alternative writ of mandate a few
days ago directing; Governor George
\ , Parks- to sign a contract, with the
Journal Printing Company of Ketchi
kan, which publishes the. Ketehikan
Gaily Chronicle^ for the printing of
the Territorial Session Laws or show,
cngse March 25 in Ketchikan why he
should not dfo so..
The Journal Printing Company bid
$1,7:62 for .the printing of the laws.
It.'j' bid was the lowest of those sub
mitted.
the Journal Company a^ked for the
writ after receiving information that
the contract was likely o be. let to a,
lower bidder, the question of material
being involpd.
Declaring conditions lit Alaska
make it. practically impossible to com
ply with many sections of the Terri
torial marriage^ law, Senator Lomen
»f. Nome introduced a bill proposing
th ecreation of marriage commission
era. to be appointed by thte Federal
district judge, who shall be empow
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ered to perform marriage ceremonies
and legalize common law- marriags.
The, plan is claimed without prece
dent in the United States so far as
known.
PILOT FRANK DORBANDT:
MAY LOSE HIS AIRPLANE
SEATTLE.—Proceedings for the
contusion of the airplane owned by
Frank Dorbandt, Alaska flyer, were
started , today hy Assistant United
Slates Distric Attorney Tom De
Wolfe in the United States district
Court in Seattle. The plane was seized
in Seatlg months ago, when Dorbandt
and Lyman De Stecany were arrested
on the charge of smuggling furs,.
The smuggling charge was later
dismissed. The confiscation proceed
ings against the plane, aye based on
the charge that Dorbandb did not have
proper permits under Department of
Commerce aviation regulations.
LEGISLATURE CONVENES
JUNEAU.—The eleventh session of
the Territorial Legislature convened
at noon on March 6, for, a. (50-day
period, with Karl Theile, Secretary of
Alaska, presiding., AIT membcrts-HS
Senators and 16 Represntatives—
were present. Allan Shattucif.pf Ju
neau was named president .of the Sen
ate, and Jpseph »f ' Fair
banks speaker of the House. Mrs.
! Agnes Adsit of Jun.eaii was chosen
clerk of the Senate, apd Claude Hel
gesen of Juneau clerk, of the House.
ENV.OYH NAMED .
W A.SHIJSIGTON.—Three important
diplomatic appointments were, - made
late yesterday by President Roosevelt.
Robert W. .Bingham,, newspaper pub
lisher of. Louisville, Ky., was named
ambassgdor to Great Britain; Jesse
Jiador Strauss, merchant;,!.Lof New
was, chosen ambassador to
V&*ance,.and Josephus \V. ,Daniels, of
Jfor<;h; Carolina, newspaper publisher
and Secretary., of the Navy under
President .Woodrow Wilson, was
roamed ambassador to Mexico. c .
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ASSOCtATfJUl^PBESS WINS
P.OINT IN RADIO SUIT
SIOUX FADLS, s. ;P.^The Asso
. dated Press yesterday won the first
| round o fa fight Jwhich has been
| brought to prevent the unauthorized
1 use of its news, when,Federal Judge
i Janies D. Elliott announced he would
i grant a temporary injunction re
straining radio station KSXIQ ffom
broadcasting Associated Press dis
patches without permission. The nex
step will be a hearing in, the April
: erni of court to determine whether
Che injunction, will be made perma
nent
The spit,., the. first of its kind on
i 'ecyid, is .considered of. importance in
determining the legal rights of news
gathering associations to prven the
j unauthorized use of. its, dispatches by
: broadcasting, stations..
Voluminous records, of affidavits
were filed in the suit, intending to
show hat KSOO had broadcast, na
tional, international and state, news
dispatches of the association without
author)zaion, despite protests of the
news agency, and its local,,members
The Daily Argps-Leader.
Declaring thart,...the .expense of
gathering and transmitting .pews,.to
its membra,, amounts to millions., _of
dollars each .year.^the lbilL/of com
plaint sets forth that the unauthor
ized use of this news, by the radio sta
tion “greatly i/apairs”v.the value of
the dispatches and.,‘iworks. a direct
and irreparable injury.” to the Asso
ciated Press and its mmbers.
HARRIMAN, BI GFINANCIER.. ...
! PLACED.UNDER ARREST
j NEW YORK.-nJoseph,.;W-. Ha««x
i man, former president and sow chair
man of the bpard. uiudireetots of the
Uarriman National .Bank and, of the
Harrunan. Trust ar
rested at his.home in New York late,
yeserday, Critically, ill in bed, he was
! arraigned on the .charge of . having
! misused the Junfis, of the bank, for
: mally held for a hearing, and released
on bail bonds of $25,000.
“"United, States,. .District . Attorney
George C. Medafie sfatedulhat he spe-;
cific .insanca..involved, in. the .charge
vjas the. use of $300,000. of. the funds
of the bank, in connection.,with hank
stock purchased by Hatrimnn. The
evidence, the ,.United States. attorney
declared, had heen uncovered by a
federal investigation that .had been
started more than a year agp. the
bank holiday, he stated, had .nothing
to da with .the arrests.
When many of the large banks,, in
New York City ended the bank, holi
day the Hardman hank did opt re
sume business, but was. placed: hy
.Treasury officials in the hands of. a
conservator. The consrvator is Henry
E. Cooper, president of the bank.
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Doctor—Everybody. is* Wait till
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? ! “It neema as« though women fufoem * * *
tmania Tor spending money. .
‘P lnow \it. Why, whenever my
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