GRONKHITE CASE
PROMISES TO BE
SOME SENSATION
' Retired Army Officer Starl
ing Something—Murder
Probe Is Likely.
(Continued From Pam; One.)
j imi. was nr<i• ■ or Hour
i am Lewis ; ’ il 11 ' 1 i -lay or"
being pratroIed by the destruction
( r evidence again? > them. It also is
charged that Aitorn< y - General
Daugherty liail delayed the ease, anil
; :at this delay followed a request
made by Secretary lloovir and Sen
ator Colder of New York
Weeks Enters Denial,
The Baltimore Sun primed the
pamphlet In full. Seen:ary Weeks
tills morning made a gtneral denial.
After praising General t’ronlchite’t
war record, the Si ' i try said that
a ral 1 '
< i ders to Panama be delayed pend
ing the examination and collection
i f proofs to tlx re: poBaibility for the
hilling of his son. The delay was
anted and the Secretary ashed the
Attorney-General to look Into the
The Attorney - General reported
that he doubted if It was a matter j
■r the Department of Justice, bc
i a use the murder, if it was a mur
der. had been committed cn a high
and. therefore, came under the juris
cticiion of the State.
Secretary Weeks soys he again
i ppealt-d to llio Attorney-General
end that the case is still under in
vestigation.
In the meantime General Cronk
hite had performed no military t: rv
iee of importance and there seemed|
to be no prospect of his performing
any; therefore, it did net seem out'
<f place to ark him to go on the'
lotlred lire so that hi- place could
lie given to runic officer ( it the ac
tive list who could render the serv
ice which the Department required.
Retired by President's Order.
General Cionkhlte declined to ask
for retirement, so the President ex
ercised ' the prevision of the law
which enables him to retire an offi
cer who has reached the age of fi
ve.i ra.
Promises a Shock.
Revelations which "will shock the
conscience of the country." was
promised by Maj. Gen. Adelbert
Cronkhate, war commander <r the
HJighlicth Dhiaton, in bin tirr-tspuh
Jlc statement regarding the ctrcum
tlances sin rounding his recent en
forced retirement from ilie active
roll of tile army.
Repeating his charge that he was
taken out of active service became
of tiie attention he was giving to
Investigation of Ilte death of his on,
Maj. Aloxand r I’. CronkhKe, mys
tericusly kilt* . in I ft 18 at Camp
l.ewis. Wash., the general asserted
that in what lie had done lie was
only “performing the duty to which
ho was assigned by the President."
He hail been given no opportunity,
he added, to "place the true facts
before the authorities, and contrary
to ( -talsHshed regulations, had been
denied the right ot appearing be
fore a retiring board.
“The facts In this whole unfor
tunate affair, when they come to
light,” he said, "will shock 1 ho con
science of the country, and unless
something happens to me they sure
ly will come to light."
A Senate investigation into the
case all cady ha - In n rttiur-ded by
Jennings (’ Wise, who sere veil in
the Kightieth Division as a Lieuten
ant Colonel, and by others ol Gen
eral Cicnkhite's friends.
1 LATEST BULLETINS
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NEW YORK. Fob. 24. Mr;. Louise
Geissel, of Pittsburgh. who nas been
ytoOtlng relatives in Germany, arriv
ing hero from Bremen, declared de
iferminathm to go to Washington and
protest against treatment accorded
her bv French ; iJ.lrTi in the Ktihr.
She accuses the soUi'tora ol having
prodded h r in the back with bayo
net's when she would not move fast
and til o forc 'd her from a train and
Mia; iiing her trunk.
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb, 24.—II. ,1.
Overtiurf, member of the state legis
Oa'ture, lias surrendered to the United
Ft t'es Marshal on a warrant charg
ing >use of iii.* Hi Is t,> promote fraud
hga.ins't the On ■-•on bonus law.
OMAHA, F b. 24 Two young tin
masked armed ban,fits entered the
Office of tb - ,.\I- : i h'itits Ext re as &
Transfer Company late y sterility
afternoon, lined the employees up
against the wall, robbed the office
of $900 and escaped in a waiting auto
mobile.
SEATTLE, Feb. 24.—Tile police
have arrested Clarence Schively,
Charles J. Clark, former jtoliee offi
cer; Mrs. Schively and Jack Kelly
and incidentally exposed a smug
gling ring which it is declared has
shipped liquor and narcotics into
Scatne in wholesale quantities.
The police have seized quantities
of liquor and narcotics, four speed
’boats and three automobiles,
i Jn the Schively houseboat were
found three dogs trained to carry |
drugs.
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HOME EDUCATION
“THE CHILD'S FIRST SCHOOL IS THE FAMILY”—Froebel.
r- ned bv tlio National idergnrten Association, 8 West 40th St.,
Now Vurk City. These articles are appearing weekly in our columns.
An Experiment in Discipline.
By NELLIE FITCH KINGSLEY.
v\ non our o! Iegt daughter w.i
'.liri>o years M oho contracted a iiabh
of running away to play with a smal
neighbor in her sand pile, thong':
ah.* had one of her own.
I had always held :to the rule ni
making no promises of reward 01
punishment 'which were not fulfilled
and of cxplulindng the reasons for m;.
.adi:< : h. forehand.
On.* day after many escapades
.fid to her. ".Mary, 1 have told yo:
how nccossary 11 is for nte to know
where ymi are all the time, and how
wrong it is for you to go away with
on' asking mi*. I End (that I cannoi
in:.- you to do this, so 1 have deetd
id if you run away again Ho brin;
you home and tIts one end of a lout
dopo lo your waist and the other on:
to the p.,n h. This lis the best plat:
! can think of to help you remomb-i
wha > ni must learn to ilo."
A : w days later she ran away
again. Another child brought hei
home. I took her to miy room it
got her lory, knowing there was :<
King si! niggle before (me. I nsec
every ‘device I bould think of to per
suade her to tell mo where she had
!,. n without asking my permission
hut,without success. Finally I told
h r ;i! 1 the events of her mornint
lo her uf i r dumbfounding. Then
said, ‘‘Why did nit you tell me aboui
tills y mi-self?" Her answer was in
, iait and coneln ive. “Because yot:
id von would We me to the from
ponth and ‘you always do what ym
ay. and 1 didn't want people ti
know that yon could noit trust me.”
I saw uny Waterloo. If 1 kept mj
2 BILLION FEET
OF TIBER SOON
POT ON MARKE1
Forest Service lo Advertis*
lwo Big Units for
Thomas Bay Project.
Tv i billion board feet of limbo
jconinined in two units in the Ton
i paw National Forest urn soon to li
I ril vi t i- i'l fur - lie by the lor-,: 1 di:
;rift Fom-, Service, according to a
announri inniit made today bv Assisi
■ o Disl i 1 F ter li P Heintze
man. This timber is contained o
li. els allocated for use in conneetio
wi b the water imwer developmer
pr jr-ct on Ca cad< Cm k at Thoniti
II lay.
T'liipr.ijiel. i.- ci,sired by a pr<
llminury permit issued by the Fe<
i.il I’ossir Comnii inn to lluttoi
McNair .V I loir: bell >. Nesv York nil
n Kraneireii brokers. The sale
i being advertised at the request i
' sis lii m which claims to have I
n diatiens for li nances to a poll
j win r, ii i. necensi,ry lo have a coi
tract for timber supplies before tin
can pi.ireed furl her. The Fore
■ i rvlce i : d is d liy Mr. Doughorl
i thin the plana i all for l lie erectic
f a pulp and paper niaimfacturlr
plant at Thomas Huy with a (lai
capacity of 275 tons.
Tin timber which is offered is li
|cated in two di. inia units. Oil
■ iilaitiing rounhly 45,000 acts
<> area, is in the mainland ai
jacent to Thomas Hay, The secor
jiui't covers a pro: i area of 200,0C
rci <n Kupreunof and Kuiu islam
,in the vicinity of the* vllage i
iKnke. The net area will he coi
.bhrably lc‘s than indicated in tl
ins torriicry as the units take i
i waten hods and much of tiie land
, covered with nonnierhantable tin
ibni, ii wa utal I, The net area wi
pmtiaihly in- one-half the indlcatt
r.a . The Fore.-; Service will eruli
hot it itiil': in detail during the con
iiug season. Reconnaissance surve;
'made rocontl> by the Service iml
! rated the timber to be 76.5 per cei
1 Iiv imuvn, •- - •' • v 11 I >|UUtC a I
! i lie rest Alaska cedar. It is est
: mated that the timber offered f<
rale Is sufficient to furnish a 3'
w ar supply for a mill with a dal
|capacity of 375 tons of paper.
I' test Service ocicials said tl
timber Is boing t ff ted at this tin
i to give the present prospective pu
• hr ore. or otln t wlio might be it
I tt t..-ted. ample time to muke detai
led examinations of the areas to 1
| included in the sale and to oonsidi
[the previsions of the contract o
I'.ed. It is believed in t h.s nianm
[it will he possible to avoid poitsib
I delays due . to timber i.egotiutioi
uli ii an intending manufacturer
otherwise in position to start cot
I.-truction work en his project.
The hills on the timber will 1
I'.tin ned on August 1. it was slate*
As of it as it is possible to examic
’’lie tracts, according- to informt
lion rn oiled at local Forest Servit
headquarters, Mr. Dougherty wl
i elite up to the district with el
gineera and others to ntnke a del
study of the entire project.
ATTENTION MASONS.
A slated communication of M
Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. M
will be held Monday evening at 7:3
in Odd Fellows' Hall. Work in th
F. F. Degree. Washington's ann
versary program. Visiting Urethre
welcome. By order of the W. M.
CHAS. E. NAGI1EL,
—adv. Socretarj
'•huso i mtgni 'injure iter seu-re-1
|i'vcl and make her sullen; if I broke
ny word I might weaken my author-1
y—itbat bugaboo of Puritan parents,
jl thought hard- and fist an Id then
■ d. "Why did I say I would tie yon
0 the 'poreh?" t
‘To snake mo rememebor not to'
run away." ‘Tk) you think it t?T>nld
nako you remember?" "I don't j
know." “Can you think of something!
Iso to d'o whirh would make you re
1 nreirtbor?” Qttftc promptly came (ho!
answer, “Yes, I thlink lif you would!
i piece of rope around my wrist i
for a week, and not tie It to the front i
ixtrt-h I would never run away again." t
With an agonized apology to that j
Puritan ancestry, 1 said, “We’ll try
, it.”
We did. It worked. When friends]
or playmate* asked her wdiy she wore i
the 'piece of rope on her wrist site;
told them quite Pimply and fully-. Site I
never dflsobeyi from tha't day nor|
questioned my authority by so niueii,
| as a flick of an eyelash—except ones,
but thnt Is a different story.
Seventeen years later as Mary, I
tlten homo from college, and I spent j
1 beautiful might discussing her life!
experiences and training, she said, "i
can’t remember any specific ways
itbat you taught, us girls how to know
right from wrong, but while wo did
wrong many ttime:;, wo sinned deliber
ately. '.How did you do it?" I re
plied "Think it out.” Presently she
■said "Well, ytou always made us de
cide for ourselves after you had j
talked lit over with 'ns. Was that |
the way?” And I think it was.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES
ATTENDED BY MANY
I A good sized crowd attended the!
I memorial exercises for Frances \V!1-1
f| lard, given lasut night at council chum-!
j tiers at City Hall, under the auspices!
I of the Women’s Christian Temperance
Union. The program started at S'
o'clock and was a delightful enter-j
jUainmen't. Following a supper was
| served.
The program. a« lit was given was:
las follows: Opening address,, Mrs.
| Charles Situso, acting president. W
r|C. T. U.; prayer, Or. .Decker; vocal'
-i solo, William I’anl; address, Dr.
el Bruce; vocal solo, Sirs. Norton; read
.ling, Miss Alice Morrison; vocal solo,
a [Mr. Farther; reading, Mrs. Vita
.i .Vtta; closing prayer. Or. Bruce; com
. munity singing.
[ Dr. Robert S. MacArthur
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BAYTONIA, Fla., Fill. 24- Dr
Roibent Stuart .MacArthur, of New
York, president of the HapM World
Alliance, died suddenly here last
night of acute 'Indilgestion.
Sleeping Sickness Cases
Are Reported; One Death
VANCOUVER, B. C„ Fib. 24.—
Fourteen eases of sleeping sickness
have boen roporilel here during the
present week With one, death
MATHESON STORE IS SOLD
The meroanWIe business at Wran
gell of the late F. Matheson has
been purchased for 112,000 by T. J.
Walker ami C. W. Russell, the latter
formerly of Treadwell, where lie was
store manager Cor Some time. Mr
Russell left Treadwell for the out
side something over two years ago,
but soon thereafter returned to Wran
gell, where ho has -since been em
ployed <in the business he has just
purchased. The sale of the stock of
goods Carried with it a wix-year lease
on the building and a chance to pur
chase lit after the six years expire.
WILL DEVELOP B.C. SILVER MINE
The 11. c. Silver management is!
preparing to develop ,the property on
poiUance of tlio ore body recently
disclosed Hn the lent; crosscut tunnel!
that tllrey have been many mouths
driving. Fifty thousand loot of lum
hcr for the construction of additional
living quarters 1ms arrived; a now
compressor suld to be of bOO foei
capacity Whs boon onlered an i will
soon be on the ground; add.-onal
oqttipmettt and supplies to the a t: :unt
of at (least 30 .tons are now >n the
way, and more coming as roqu.-ed.
Mcanwliille, drifting on the big
vein, which ils undoubtedly a continu
ation Of the Premier main ore body,
is (in progress.—<Hyder Miner.)
TWO ADJUDGED INSANE.
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llans Hanson and Charley Cam
eron, inmates of the Pioneres’ Home,
have been adjuged insane and com
mitted to Mornitigside by u. s.
Commissioner KeArmond of Sitka,!
according to advices received at tlie
C. S. Marshal s office. They will be
brought here on the Kstebeth and
.sent south on an early boat, it was
jeaid. Hanson is said to be ill a
! helpless condition and Cameron vio-‘
i len.tly insane.
PIONEER AUXILIARY
'» TO INSTALL OFFICERS
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Auxiliary, Igloo No. C. Pioneers of
a Alaska, will meet Thursday, March i
1 at k p. nt. at Moose Hall, for in- i
stallai ion of officers. All membera i
are requested to be present.
MAN WHO LICKED DEWEY IS STILL
ALIVE: INCIDENT RELATED BY HIM
iimmmmmi
I-—
Decide Alien
Property Not
Be Returned
WASIfrXCTO.V Fab. 24.
The House h.i r fu "I by a
| record vole i > declare it 10 be
the policy of Congress that all
property of enemy aliens seize I
during the war w 111 b • r. urn- I
wliCnvately to tlu . .rtrn-r owners.
MOOSE ENTERTAIN
LADIES LAST NIGH
The mem'bers of the lr, al Mao
Jodgo made 'their re . id fut e:ite
ainiUR at the affair giv-n thei
as: might for th. Wume:! < A! >..
tear. LegCon. Va.rous forma of c:
ert.iintncnt were put on lot tli
{in -la and a fine tipper was #<?rvi
Ii.au'ing took ni> the groutm pa
»f tile evening's pi. sure. T.r mils
,vas lurnifthed by the I’alar ■ Orchi
n at: 1 every dam • was given a
■nti,re with prppv jazz tun ' . One <
ae if eat tiros of the evening was
>o\i;.g match between the two lilt!
yens of E. E. nxydonberg, which w >t
four ton fids and w is decided .. (lra\
Tohn T. Spickott made a mg it
tvith several sons - ■■lee ion s.
’i fie mem'bers of the committee i
fitarge cf the program were: ( hark
Tile, B, F nodenherg and lfenr
Rotten.
HEALTH CONDITIONS
STUDENTS IMPROVED
SAYS MISS FALLDIN
Oon.stidefia^rfe Improvement has be:
made in the health conditions of ti
children dt Che olemeftttiry grjd't
of the Junetetu public schools sim
they ■wore fx.imnuM last ran a., am
Kbba M. DJnpe, Hold represc.i at.ii
of the American H —<1 Cross, f.i.'i <
vision, ai-cordiing > a stat ritei
made today by M . a Marie Fjildm
Red Cms’3 Public llealtli Xur- >. w!
has spent the pa-; several day> urr
ing out. a piogram of exuimlnal,. <
the students. Miss Falldlne has rnr
pteted the weighting and tnea-iitir
of ‘the students and said tli.it . " i
them are now practically norma:.
Only about 42 stud&n'ts have he
examined so far for symptoms of d
facts in health. Aiiss Fail dine sa
she is pit a *d with the ‘ inuprov
ment to deii tivc eye.-light at; I 4e •;
tlie symptoms < ' w'nVh we.ro repo , la
las' fall by Miss Djtipo, through tl
aid of glas'ses and dental atier.ii)
But there is still an alarmingly nu;
ber of symptoms if defec tive ry
Plight and t( .1. M . - i Fa 1M
peels to s ontinhe her ex.imin i iot
of the students through next week
She said she wishes it understo
that she dots not diagnose defer
in the health of the children, but
milking itiie ex uni nations to fir
symptoms cf defeats. It' she can 1
of any assistance to them, she v.i
bo glad to meet mothers of the scho
children at til dr homes, at the scho
building or at her apartments
the Ga-stlneau Hotel, to discuss stt
jects of health in which they |r.; i
tercsted.
New Dry Chief Is
Named for Seattl
WASHINGTON, Fob. 24. — Sta
Prohibition Director Curl Jackson, i
Wyoming, ha- been appointed chi
of the Seattle Prohibition District.
Old papers foi sale at Empi
office.
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< Sells for |
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[ TO THE PUBLIC |
1 Gastineau Cafe reopens Monday noon. |
! Every department completely renovated and 5
| lea;1 anged for attractive convenience. |
! Open every evening till 1 A. M. |
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(Contlnueo from yaei, Ooe.l
/ lm-htop I writ to Lieutenant D-xvey
: to ropeI'one lioll.
i “ ’One boll, sir,' I said. ,
“ 'Si: ;ka It.' ho lerotl.
“‘T:.' rap .lin li.i Rtv ■:) m.' in
> iruetJoa* to tike rs dors from no
one ox.-. ;>t him elf,’ I replied.
‘Voit stillko that toll,’ ho
in and od.
“ ‘I won’t,’ I retorted.
“ ‘I’ll make you do it.’
“‘You on n’t do Ft.’
'Dowry then a trite It
x-ked m:- to thvx doe.l:
corn
at mo
■ k
and!
! leaped
■ to my foe ail rush d at hi n. He
j went down :n a h> ip against a hatch
! as I a trite It him on tb ■ jaw, and I
[* lei pod up..n him win a ho sot tip. Wo
; ralli d around on t he tleek for more
' than 15 minutes before being separat
ed by the sergeant of the guard. I
xva ; thrown in tho brig-.
11 i "I w.i.i brought before the mastj
and Lieutenant Doxvoy was there
1 : also. 1 was eov■•. I with blood, liai (
ing had no opportunity to wash, but j
Dewey had washed and changed cloth-1
ing. His far was badly bjtt.rqii
an i cut and both eyes wore black.
“‘What -the d-vil 'have you men |
been doing?' reals I the Captain as
ho looked tvs over.
“ 'I had no business striking him,
sir,’ said Dewey.
“‘I am to hi am 1 re orted.
“Dewey turned to mo and said: ‘1
bog your pardon, sir, but I should, not
have lost nty tamper and struck you
while on duly.’
“The Captain was astonished a.i
tliis display of politeness front two
men who had been so badly 'battered
by each other's fiats and told us both
ito go back to duty.”
In his letter to Judge Savage, Ad
miral Dewey said: "How few of us
£iwho were on board the old Mississippi
• then are alive now.” That was writ
n! -n in 18‘*S. and today Judge S
says he is the sole remaining mem
ber‘of :iio old Mississippi crew. Judge
Savage was born In Ireland in lSSii
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ANOTHER CANNERY
FOR
KETCHIKAN
Nows was T'-t o.l in Ketchikan
today from t’.i■ • eastern hnadqu trters
'■ ;(>f the New England Pish Company
" n V! - on, tli.it tim directors have
| I iuthorlzod the enection at Ketchikan
■* of a complete one-line cannery to he
" conUtruicted in time for it bis season's
operation tin. connection with the;
other departments of the business!
at the Ketchikan branch. j
Commenting upon the new cannery,j
the Ketchikan Chronicle says:
*’ "This decision is the result of per-| j
si.-teat effort on the -part of II. C.i;
Naina n, who lias urged c mtinuoiisly ;
'/ the necessity for a cannery as a part jj
*'jirf the other activities, ever since s
talcing over the management c.f the s
branch here four years ago. Z
ls “\\ it tlto eroc.Won of the cannery :
this -pring, the Ketchikan branch s
•will be complete, in all respects, inis
' ilhat it will 'have l.ac.llities to handle is
C fish an the fresh, frozen, mild cured js
ami canned state, in addition to lie-• s
Ing able to supply doe, bait and all j r
other supplies to the fisher;ne\i." ;s
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Another Bogus Plot
Discovered in N.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The ills-j
Co very of a grip full of corporation
i.ilock and bonds believed to be
spurious have 'boon found in ,posses
j limn of two men about to depart for!
e j a W. stern selling campaign, load to
>f j iho arrest last night of “.Vicky"
?f | Arnsitaln, Edward Fuller, four other
I men and women.
•e For good printing phone 374.
Empire Printing Company.
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Player Piano Rolls Exchanged
1000 popular arfd classical selections on hand.
Liberal allowance made for old rolls.
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Pianos and Phonographs for rent by month or year.
Expert Piano Tuning and Repairing.
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You're filled with assurance and snap.
You'd solder my heart if you only would try ~
To check your ambition to flap. 3
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We'd build us a house, where the rest of our years,
We'd lead the Electrical life.
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We have a complete line of hardware
for every use.
Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered
by the present fine weather.
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count in this bank—a dollar bill—is more than
that. It not only lasts, it grows!
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Interest at the rate of four per cent paid
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JIINEAII LUMBER MILLS
Manufacturers of high grade Sitka spruce and
hemlock lumber.* Boat lumber a specialty. Inquiries
for both local and foreign business given prompt
attention. _
Mills and office at Juneau, Alaska.
Seattle Office: 506 Mutual Life Building.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
6 cans Morgen Corn.$ .80
6 cans Ivanhoe Sugar Peas.95
6 cans Value Stringless Beans.95
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