TUMULTS
IN INDIA
Rioters Pull Down and
Trample Union Jack
in the Much
Madras,.India. Jan.- 10.—The
rioting which h&s^-marked the
progress of the tour of the
Prince of Wales through India
culminated here today when a
mob rushed into the station,
tore down the decorations, and
pulled down and trampled the
Union Jack vn the mud.
Many policemen were serious
ly beaten, and it was necessary
to call out the native troops to
curb the rioters.
Frank Beckman, after a day in tow n,
left this morning for Hubv creek.
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The Handv Man
SAYS DEAL
WASILLEGAL
Would Impeach All Offi
cials Connected With
Skagit River Project.
Seattle, Jan. 16. — The im
peachment of Mayor Caldwell
and of every official who helped
to pass the $320,000 Skagit river
electric power contract* was> de
manded today by-. Councilman
Thomson.
“I believe the deal illegal.5'
said Thompson, ‘‘and I will en
deavor to secure the impeach
ment of every official who helped
to carry it through, whether a
member of the council or the
board of public works.”
QUAKES IN
CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles Residents
| Thrown Into Fafcicu
By Shocks.%
Ms Angles, Jan. 18.—This
! city was. thrown into a oanic
(shortly after 8 o’clock last night,
j when severe certhquake shocks,
which lasted half an hour, with
short intervals, began.
Window panes were, broken
and plaster destroyed- in houses
in all partsof the city.
Many people refused to enter
their boknes throughout the
night. Terits were hastily erect
. ed, and public-parks.were filled.
The shocks were felt through
out Southern California*
;
|Capt. Knaflich Prepar
I ing for Opening Trips
A. recent letter from Captain Louis
Knaflich to The Kusko Times says that
both nis' motor boats, the Anvi' and
the Ruby, are undergoing thorough
repairs and will be ready for the
spring trip to Bethel via the inside
passage.
The Anvil’s staterooms have been
altered and thoroughly renovated. She
will carry only a*light loa*}, beside her
j passengers,- and will be about fifteen
days on the trip. *
The Ruby will bring freight. includ
ing gasoline and-oil,' and will leave
Seattle May 1. '
Capt. Knaflich ra prepared to briDg
freight to Bethel*in any size lots and
will give personal attention to all or
ders through his firm.
Roy Massey arrived yesterday from
Nixon, coming down with Owen Gray.
Mr. Massey will leave shortly for the
Outside. _
Jack Mutehler arrived this evening
fapin Nixon, fur a. short visit.
Paris.—Tbe text of the proposed
Anglo-French treaty, brought to Paris
by Briand, was made public today. It
provides that Great Britain shall come
immediately to the aid of Fiance in
case of direct and uupravoked aggres
sion by Germany against French terri
toryj _
Washington:—Chairman Lasker has
asked Congress for an appropriation of
$140,000,010 to conduct operations of the
United Slates Shipping B^ard for 1922.
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Ar Tues-Fri, 4:30 pm
Lv Wed-Sat, 7:30 am
Ar Wed-Sat. 4:30 pm
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