HAPPENINGS
IN IRELAND
3 Executed at Dublin;
Ammunition | Seized
by Free Staters.
Dublin, Nov.SO.—'Three rebels
were executed this morning, the
Free State government officially
announced, without mentioning
any details.
National troops today raided
the, residence of Count Plunkett,
seizing a quantity of explosives
and military equipment.
London.—The Irish constitu
tion bill passed unamended to
day through the committee stage
in the House of Lords. It will
receive its third and final read
ing on Monday.
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Costumer’s Parties
Cost Him Divorce
Chicago.—Other women and wild
parties cost John F. Sanded, head of
Fritz Schultz & Co , costumers, $40,000
and custody of his 5-year-old daughter,
according to a divorce decree granted
yosterday by Judge Harry B. Miller to
Mrs. Isabella Sandel], 539 Oakdale ave
nue.
Mrs. Sanded testified that she be
came convinced recently that Sandell’s
frequent absences were Dot ad legiti
mate “business trips.” Wheo she up
braided bira, Sanded is said to have re
plied that tie preferred other friends to
bis wife’s companionship
Charles Lindell asserted that he had
^een Sanded, with another woman, en
ter the St. Rogis hotel on North Clark
street, where the couple registered as
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders.
For a Nice Lunch
or First-Class Meal
Call At
Durant’s Cafe
Flat City
CHARLIE’S
LAUNDRY
A Bath in a Real
Bath Tub
Shoe Repairing
Signj,Writing
Paperhanging
CHARLES REBHUN
The H«*3y Man
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GARDEN
OF EDEN
Joint Expedition to Re
discover Location of
Ancient Capital.
Chicago, Dec. 1.—It was an
nounced this afternoon that Ox
ford University, England, and
the Field Museum of Natural
History, Chicago, are sending a
joint expedition to the region
where tradition says was situ
ated the Garden of Eden, the
object of the expedition being to
rediscover the capital of the old
est dynasty in history.
Tacotna Tinklings.
Tacotna, Dec. 1.—Scotty Clark and
Sig Wiig arrived here November 20th,
accompanied by David Mutchler,
bringing with them a plentiful supply
of fresh meat, chickens and turkeys for
Thanksgiving. "Budiveiser” Paul con
voyed the shipment, forty-five dogs
being used for the occasion.
Invitations are out for a gjand open
ing of the new Larson Roadhouse on
Christmas eve. -One is impressed on
entering the town by the magnificent
two-story log •building, feet,
which is to take the place of tlie old
McLean Roadhouse, recently purchased
by Mrs. Frank Larson, and which is
altogether too small for the accommo
dation of the increasing traffic.
Gallows for Wreckers
of Railroad Trains
Washington.—The death penalty for
train wreckers when passengers or em.
ploves are killed is .provided in a bill
introduced in the Senate by Senator
Sterling, of South Dakota. The bill
was referred to the -Senate interstate
commerce committee. (Introduction of
the bill was promoted bv the alleged
deliberate wrecking of trains, particu
the one near Gary, >Ind. The measure
also provides heavy (penalties for tam
pering with tracks or engines or ears
engaged in interstate commerce.
A Hard Luck Story.
Capper’s Weekly.
Richard Luze. driving his car to
town, skidded into a telegraph pole.
Coming back with the garage man to
clear up the wreck, he found thieves
had stripped it of its tires and fixtures.
Walking home in the rain, two high
waymen with howitzers took all his
cash, a watch and his package of plug
cut away from him. Finally reaching
home. Luze- discovered lightning had
struck the barn, killing a $250 Missouri
mule, and that the hived 'man had lit
out with the family savings amounting
to $140. This made Luze a loser five
times in one day.
LUMBER
I
Any Length tff
WOOD FOR SKLE
Delivered to Your Order
J. HEINO
Boys Find Note and
May Receive $400,000
Long Branch, N. -J.—Two boys may
receive $200,000 each as a result of find,-'
iner a barge which was washed up on
the beach here recently. ' *
Cornelius Perrine and Jerome Walsh’
foundithe-note tucked away in a corner
of the craft it read:
“June .4, 1922.—J, William Custer,
am dying. J leave $400,000 I have in
the Green Point Savings Bank to my
friends, Jack Barrows and John Ki9ter,
i ithev live^or to *ho finds this. Puny
for my soul. William Custer.”
‘‘Juoe(16.-r-Iu is eight days since our
bacge went down. * Custer is dead and
so is Jack. I, too, ain almost dead. I?
I am not on this boat you. will know I
etna gone. ...John Kister.”
Barring unheard of legai technicali
ties, it is believed the boys can claim
the $400,000 inheritance, providing it
can be proven that Jack Barrows ant'
John Kister are dead.
deceiving and sending hours at the
McGrath station iare as follows:
Week Days—10 a. tn. and A p. m.
Sundays and holidays—9:45 a. m. aud
4:30 p. m.
Northern Commercial Co.;
of Alaska !
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WE SELL ONLY STANDAHP, HIGH
GRADE MERCHANDISE
•Ball Band Rubber and Woolen Goods
For Men, Women and Children. ;
Star Hams and Bacon
Petaluma Eggs \
Puyallup Canned Goods
- BeLMonte Canned Goods \
Carnation andlFederal Milk
Trappers, do not' forget:!hat we .will pay the best I
prices for your Fur, ;or, if preferable, .we v will
advance a1 liberal amounts of money, on your
.For and ship on a. commission*basis. I
McGrath Roadhouse
.Excellent Meals
Service Prompt and Efficient