ME DAILY
» .» — ni L VTV.1.1M ivru VI' II! SK.\(i\VAY, ALASKA, SATTRDAY
ALASKAN
UNITED STATES TO FEED
FAMINE STRICKEN RUSSIA
Riga. July Ambling iHo
tortus o(tVrod by ll»'rh»Tl lloovor.
who oftVrtHl !(» uiw- aid Co the t'aai
iiu* strtrhf*!! laud, oil nuidition thai
all Americans who arv now hold
l»i-:souin IJussia h»* rt'lfasoil im
mediately. II is urj;od by the Kus-!
siaii otHeiala that negotiations he
rarriod out as spcodyily as possi
hh\ in order to rolcive the dls-j
tress vvhiirh is sweeping over Rus-!
ALASKA ROUTE
FAVORED FOR
CABLE
\\ .tshinulnn. Jllly 2!*. It* prnate j
capital should ho Ui.tvUUtt^ to audei '
! :{*• ronsrrtnt.mi of "»> traspa-j
«iriv ritblt1. cHVderal tiowrnuieui I
should sponsor ti?»* enterprise u;i> J
t •• rv< otttuieudalion 0;f Srt'fe!ar> o: 1
Mar** I higher today. ('resident Hard*1
fnis in a letter made public today !»\
Senator Jour's, approves of the mum •• 1
ure. Senator Jonen, author of tl,e
bill is of rhe opinion that the r:»1»!o
should tfllow the Alaska route to !
r! > e Far l\ast.
CABLE BRIEFS
Washinjror.. Jn!v .;<■ —t!>»nera!
l.Honuril W.h-4 !<:>■< •'>•••»
t'so (.ovonu>n«t'!|> of tw' l*'lil!t'l' »«'■>
Washington. July -v laiaf 'ts
tratu! of \Iiu«»>s.il.i lias IttH-u a|i
p<v!lilftl Jild:4»- of the I'iuLppin ■ S:i
\VAs'iin«t»n. Jul* 2l». TI -
ai«? Kiiiamv couinitttfe ttul.t 1 »»
>•. pft.it"> Mellon a fr»*tt hum] ill i-n*
tiHuLilfi uf tin* allitMl war d»*l't if ll>
I tiilmi Stales.
I'ort InH — After
an all-nielli s.>-irrl; t' <r l.iviiie
searchers- t'mtnd tlie child asleep in
the tuu/'/It* i>f a fi>t:rt(vvi inc.t sun
at Kurt \\ urilcn.
Ilerlin. July U-iurilitii: to ail
vi• — r»'«-netl here tiitii-ht. Uitssians
wlso ;ir-' tl.-i'ini; from tin' ohiilura
riddeu aerti-ullural districts Iniolhe
and dun*.
N\«w York. .fitly 2V.—Tw.:.i\
Piutir fahiiii"* I"ti UrooMyn t
montiiis ?"t liluho. If is Mie ill' h
tioti iif ttn- imtnicratits In Potit • ; :i
lur««* lr;u t of waxlo land ui'ar tfuJtl
into .« cardan of rdoii.
Wasltiiiuton. .111!> .1"
Kail will lr:r.e fur tilt' t
row. H>> will v si. Aim Fra;t ""('"i, i
and tlinn insert »11 •' * N i m.i!
I'ark* of tin? \V«».
Si'utl I>\ July Suil w.:5 !n HI j
today ;i"..'iiiist K. r.-ilhora liy .1. 1
,\l 1 >a\ idson. for l In* i'i'i'ii i-:v nf |
fv.'u Til sh;* ■ "> of <'i»> \
ii'ixilriw Mine, at f'riiiif of Waltvt
(•'•ml. v.liit'll Davidson «*':•«:m« was!
wi.'iii;riilly aw.irdot) lo Ciill-er • *iy
tin- l-'"i!i'i'.il Court at .!u»i":i:..
Tokio. .1 it I y 2:>.—Ail explosion
horo today • iti:. d tho dcalli of Col.
Miwa. CiiiW of thf Japaiu'-f Staff,
and a groat tnauy j<ipant>s» officials
Tiif explosion lias .-ansi-d a groat
tit-;.I of i \t itoment li> !••. tfeo . ntj.i> is
unknown.
AST MAIL TIM IN MIX!'
1'; MAII. r.A»;S IIIKI.KI*
I'ittshurK. .1 ut\ 30 -TIi j M.inhal
.-M l.imiled. Hie premier ir;vn of Ho,
viiti#> IviiHta line, en route from
imv York to Ohicapo, »v;.s lif»U< ti:>!
• irlv tlii.: morning. b.v fo;ir bandits!
r casiiandra. I'enn. After wound-1
iic tm:iII clerk. J. Kama, and i
llitiu tin' wails t!ii robbers escap
ed li is iinknown ins' how mifh |
looty Ilio rolilwrs i.o: a \a> witu. i
NEW WAR
COMING UP
Paris. .Inly 28.—With England
(iermany. her late enemy.
!id Franco giving aid lo Poland,
i" i:i northwestern Kurope is now
linos! a certainty. Anticipating a
i- whli t! ,• Poles in Silesia. (Ser
ially is tonight rushing reinforce
. ms toward the norder.
Washington. IV July HO.—Seii
i• r Charles Curtis of Kansas is the
ni'hor of a lull entitled "A hill for
:Uf future of safeguarding of tile
hite ilouse collection of the pres
idential • Itina " The purpose of the
eas in' not only to conserve the
• iilU'tiou a.-. it evists. hut to provide
r : iture additions thereto. It is
Keyed that when the people of
i e i 'Hiiitrv are aware that the col
li" :on is to receive the otliciai care
of t\e government. many pieces of
V. '■ I! :«• china now in private
:■< will lie sent to Washing
1 n to find a place with the pieces
• \ there The Curtis hill provides
< i " collection shall he careful
• alocited. the history of the
a» ertained. and complete rec
ords i.-pt.
W:.*' Ing'on. July 30.—The lead
s nf lhe senate agreed today to
I;i* up the tax legislation before
d.-iir.g tin- tariff art.
Washington. July
• it: lead-'rs in 'he rfeiu"e r-lan to
i lear up all business. and adjoin 11 on
August 25.
it Francisco. July P.O.—Arrh
•- ,i llatina ilei laied tonight that
■ dixorce problem is rapidly hreal;
■ t.:: down the family l.fe of America.
S".itil<'. July 'l".—Knives \v.t.» |
tre--l> n eil in a riot on Pier eight |
last night, when a hodv o? marine
str kers atlcked a orew of non-un
ion men on the S.S. Henry T Sfott.
Kive men w>»re severely wounded
Vancouver. II. July 29.—Kd
uard J. Meigeclorfe, was arresteu
I..-re today charged with having mur
dered Mrs. Charles llampson and
• ■r : iishand. a Creat Northern train
man in tiiis city last August.
What's The Use?
Take \n luvriiturji of Yourself—What llave Vou Saved So Far—
Tun men start life on an even hasi*—<>110 lielievPtl in saving
—On#' «Ii«I no!—When opportunity knoeke<lt the one who t»ave«l
was ahle to grasp if, flu* other was not.
Failure to s»v«' will stand l**tween you ami surcfM.
Bank of Alaska
"Two Happiest Hearts in the World''
Tli'-oiloiv K«clt»iT anil his wife \vln» hiv rpfujavs lr
■•.•t in l.i» Airj.-!.". jftiT-rM'ii jvarv uf scjiiiriiiioii. Aii.-i
>riuilf 1 wiiV iili'i 1«► Kii£hltnl i*: . <• .»
PRUSSIANISM
SHOWS ITS HEAD
IN PORTLAND
Port lam!. July "v Forty world
•vjr \ 1*14*1:: ItSt tod.IV Compelled Al
fred Kvii i" Janitor of Hie Turuve*"
fin llatl. Iu'.,ili|ii.irlers of u Uern.ni
nodi I .. to raise ; e Ameriea!: tt m
'•v Hi it'll had !««•• a |uwd to lialf man
in mi-mory of .1 Henry A!hern, w!i«]
iif tin* staff.
for llermanv during the l it. war. J
iml was i irrii'd through all tin',
rourls for his disleval utterances !
Colilon*. July :lu —I.ietit. Carl
ilumher ami Corp. I» <> UoRers of
the Ami"- tali army of occupation
were killed near l.ero today when
their airp! tie became disabled and
crashed to the ground
Was liictot! Jnl> —Lieutenant
Illutelu'ord Sherman of the j>'th
!<ivisiotl. who u.;s dishonorably 3;s
.!• urged front the ar: > on tho charge
of desertion. I.as received a full «ar
don from 1'residenl Harding.
i; Kmery. eo:n!< lult-r of the Amer
ican I.o on. ielesr;tp!ipfl President
Harding today I hut a pardon (or
Holts would draw a prompt tiro from
all former service men.
I.oiidon. .Inly :i'i.— Plans are be
ing perfect<d for «lie transmission
of news from the yiatlt naval air
ship the '/.<■. Two. 'luring its flight
across tlir Atlantic Ocean next
mou> h.
Junior Steele, a tourist, who is
propping at tin- Golden North hotel,
with his parents. provr-d to his
friends that the t.ible is always
spread in Alaska, lie became rest
less this morning in waiting for his
parents io appear for breakfast, and
down to the dock and caught a mess
of fish, w: ic'i In- lironght back to the
hotel, and surprised his friends by
treating them to a fresh fish break
fast.
Local Notes
Many parties are being planned
for the near future 10 take in all the
blueberry .patches that surround
Skagway. There have been quite a
number of people who liaye already
picked a few, hut it will be about
two or three weeks yet before we
run reap the harvest which is laying
in wait on A. li. mountain.
C. H. Ager, rep'strar, of the La
Salle Extension University, was an
arrival on the Cltv of Seattle, hav
ing came up from June, where he
had slopped off for the iuterest of
OFFICER KILLED
WHILE GUARDING
BOUNDARY LINE
HeHlnpham. U'n. July ;;« Bo
mail carrier, and K. 1.. T< • >!e sun of
the Deputy Cust" s ofi.er were
bootleggers nirryjitc whisk . -
(lie Canadian buttnii.ilint Deputy
iff Dials atteinptid it* it.Wi.opi the
two men. and a recover 1><ttII• > vi
sited. Deputy Slu'tjft" i'iiiitfii'Ui . is
surrendered. Thi ■ wi re on a>. nil
ins.
this well Known s ' onl of Knowl- f
edge Ho will l.i Sl.igwa- for a I
week or ten day Wl ile in town h
is making Ins lioit.r at ti e Golden j
North.
grower of North \..M s; 'l a l
tliut pari of Wasl jigmn. and lias
represented the state of Washing
ton at all large expositions during]
the past twenty y< irs. s:s manager
of the llort oultun.1 e\!rfMt> Mi
Wright was .uvoii pan .1 ij Mrs
Wright
The lot and lutildinc that if oceti
pied l>> 11 •• Keller Hi Prng store,
was purchased Hits w-ek It} J, M
Keller, from Cecelia t ... .'it. Mr
Keller stated yesterd.iy t t later in
the fall tin > would mag' a number
of improvements on the property.
The f S. City of Seattle Mew her
departing whistle last night a I C
, (anal with a large efowd of jolly ex
cursionists. must of whom had been
to Carcross. Atlin. Whi.'orse and
Hawsoi She will stop at Juneau on
her way south.
Chas. I.undquist. who lias been
visiting around tin Uulf of Mexico
I for the past year was an arrival hack
I to Skagway. whore Up will remain
I for the present.
George Rumple, electrician tor the
Home Power company, returned on
the last trip of the Esteheth. having
stopped off at Juneau on his way
north. Mr. Rumple spent a six
week's vacation around Seattle.
Jack Chambers returned on the
City of Seattle Thursday, after hav
ing spent a two month's vacation
in I'nget sound cit.es. Mr. Cham
ber reports having had a pleasant
trip. While in the south he visited
with many friends.
F. \Y. and Mrs. Forbes, and daugh
ter. of Westboro. Mass.. were round
trippers on the City of Seattle. Mr.
Forbes is a retired merchant of
Westboro.
:
'LORD NORTHCUFFE IN BAD
I OVER N. Y. INTERVIEW
London. .Inly 3(«.—In speaking foe
rare the House of Commons today.
Lloyd George road a statement an
iliorized by King George in regard
to the Government's attitude on tl.e
Irish question. Tlio reply was in an
swer to an interview given ont t<y
l.ord NorlhelifTe on his arrival in
New York. Lloyd Oeorpe declared
N'orilKlilTe's statement as "A com
plete fabrication." Lord North
cli.Te is credited with Baying that
"Kins George aslced Lloyd fieorpe.
"Are you poinc to kill all people ill
Ireland. T cannot have my pecpie
killed in this manner."
- ft
Washington, July 29.—Beeansc
of his crftiHsm of I Joyd Ooorpe and
Lord Carson. Uriti-sh foreign secre
tary. ilie invitation previou lv is
sued to Lord Xorthcliff, the Kngltsli
newspaper publisher. to slop at the
British Embassy, during Ins visit
here, has been withdrawn.
Washington. July *u.— Li»"d
clilYe wired Ivinp (ieoriro tonig.it In
regard to an interview credited to
him by a X. w York pap"r. iti re"arl
to tlx? Tridi question, lils
road, "I have no such Interview.'
I,A! don, July 30 —Considerable
(•>.• '■ :■ ont was causod In the House
of Commons today, when a member
rr k. i :f it fras true that De Valera
lii.il documents In his possession.
I>m . rrosted in June. pivinR infor
iit'f u about the ambush of Ilriiish
- •! i < Austin Chamberlain said
that the povemment was not pub
lishing the nature ot De Valera s
documents.
MM5THW I'STFKN SAII V
nri: iii:rj: \\ rnvisn \\
Seattle, July 09.—The SS. North
western sailed foi Alaska tonight
at l ine o'clod.. w'tli ono hundred
st* \ .'nty-five passeiigt-rs includinc
iiftv-five tonrisis. Amonc those who
:ire bound fur Sfcacway arc Mrs .1
( >>dv. Mr.- N" (■ Smith. Mrs. i :ssie
Purls, L. C. Wilder and wife. Mrs
l.ondon. .Inly 2s.—The Dublin
rnrres]">lidinu of the Central New*
llureim ;.as issued report this <"v
the Irish peace negotiations has been
'
that the Sinn FV-;.i cabinet has
reached an argument oil t'.e p»-i;ro
terms proposed hy 1.1m d doors'
HARDING GOES
YACHTING
WasiiiKj-Uw. J ill v" -p.,-.1
Harding is spending his we. k-c.id .it
Plymouth Kock He will ta. e .
short oruise on the Mavtlon - t!i>>
Presidential jaelit.
FORMER OFFICER
N. W. M. POLICE
DEAD IN ENGLAND
Man.. July 2S.—Word
•«! here last night of the
it; Iceland of Major General
r ;r \rtliiir French, the first
i, :s f>r and organizer of the
!!«-•> a! nhwest Mounted Police.
f ;ienbas- i. -Tilly Sit.—Despatches
n tl • Pnlitkan, a daily pa
H t extreme measures are
in llossia. In order to pre
i :: is. Lenmc has proposed
■ • iets that they acknowl
pils nil ■ tttional del,is which the
repudiated just after coni
: ■ ii. IV C.. July 30.—By
\ tii 24 tl.e senate has de
to stav in session through
the summer and keep »t
the legislative program,
•eat'd h resolution pro
three week's recess. The
• 'uterwl upon a strenuous
s> veil hours of debate
im the tariff hill, and an
m th" measure is looked
.'.•VV.VVVV.VWW.
I THE
I WHITE PASS &l
1 YUKON ROUTE !
The Comfort 1
Sateway Service
Route
| oT" Safety
I To and From Atlin, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and All In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
5
•' During sonata of navigal ion our ttocl of modem steamers will oper
5 ate regularly t!:e entire length of tlio Yukon Hirer and trlhwarle*.
j
? Daily Train Serviee (exeept Sundays) between Skaguay and White
horse. Parlor observation cars on every train.
- For full Information regarding passenger and freight rales «p| ly to
H. WHEELER, General Manager
Skaguay, Alaska
,0r 510 Alaska liuilding, Seatlle, Wash.