C.O\ "
POLITICAL SQUABBLE ENDS;
NOMINATIONS FOR FEDERAL
OFFICES SENT TO SENATE
Washington. i> l" . Aims I. — i're
snl.'iu Hurtling Imi.iv sont to llif
St-Haitor «"ui»ilirrautioti lw* following
. s i.>r Vla*ka !• oili-ml positions
! irs: l>it son: K.lnirr I*! Uiiciii
fur itil'-t' ; iii«> Third l*ivision: i .•
, >1 I: t l»-, . fur juUnf in i u- Koarlii
f>tt:>ioi; Kor l>isii1 u-t \'turn
i t< Km;:in [division. tln> Kru'in Kor
mout. of Aiitjliorstgo. fur t »• KirM
1 >i\ ision; ami tiilli* rt K * ,,v» '* ol
Marion, tiliio. mar- i.it for tm* Fouri >
Thi- Alaska jKtlifiral slato ha- .
Im I'hiitiKt'il a Rri'iU many times
siiu-o March 3rd. but some of the
iiiiiutv wh!*-'t have Ihvd will to iIio
senate. have lieen prominent fur se\
. . .1 t!u> wineIf mi of hoth Ih'le
.i.i' !'•;«!(. A. Sutherland ami Xa
: 'M;il four ittee iimi MoHride Mr
t'e; • . ^ hi't ii sivtuid ohoiee for tho
,udt:isHii> i tin* Fourth division,
■ ' irinu on tire political squabble.
\| i; .<111110111 was mentioned for
,• .! I>u sii ii. Mr lionl was a
. lmt not 1111 active iMIliii
! :i« for a .Iuilta-ship in either the
h'irsi or Second PU isions.
V'ashmston. Jul* UillitTt K»
St»»vi'nH iiiiRiiiiatinl 'or I S.^Marshal
for ilo* fourth Uivsion is the |ht«
somtl 4 hoiiv of Marti:>
Mr Strwr.s was horn in Marlon. O .
his family anil iho rresidonrs i.im
ily wort* wry dost* Irionds. '
WaftSiiitgtitn. .Inly 2 - Sonaior
Kinito NVlson. of Mliinpsota, is cmi
f. .1 h.*!; i.ivinu tausi'd iiu» dofoai
of O li 11 ii t*lutrtl. who was orit;.
i tally slain! b> t!iv WitkiM'shaiu
omI for im« jutt!'v»s»lili» in tin* First
i hi m>i i: »h>i:m i iiiu: v 1i.v
I l\>'s ii!' VHIIKTK TKAM
I'ravers Island. N". V . AtlS. 1
ivuriii- a thunder storm here >e*r
day, lliirty members of the Sow
York Alhlvlli' Willi wore kIuh'm'iI
down. when Hslwnlns wfin-t
luirn in winch t:ie men had eii'-i-d
En avtl the siorih. Xihio ■ »!
pare- was seriously injured
< iiui.i i:\ hk\ \>r\rax;
\«.i:it i LTi'KAi. >i:< •
ti«>\n i>i 1:1 -.>1 \
I'ai is Auk ! I'ress despatch' •
zuiUou are lltov.ii); toward* Moscow,
from t ■ i aolera and famine di
tro is. Tilt despatch states thai
cholera is claming niiietv per font
of the resulftits of mm1 of tin* rar
al disirii ts.
KM.I.AMI U I I.I. -N«>T <;<> M»
\\ \ 1: «»\KK sll.lXl <^K.S'llo\
Uitidoi;. Ana. I. l.loy«!
in speaking t..fore the I!,««»•
i ominous today, said that •
. tiuV'-. umi'tit wo.tld i "' ;•> i
ei. ess and rnen a h"
•iiitoiln til*' ruins of »• vji
HI \T I \l --I \Vl»M V \
To i iimmii •: v in:
y.-.v York. A lis \
<1. niHed ll >!•' lo u III ti
twelfth slur* of In1 \Y.:J
sioria A n« te wax .'•until I»i
i I'.irtuif :t > i if.u that she • • m'<!
no lonu r In-sir the n .i. \lr^ \ u
uorstratid «as >oar* *iid .rid
the widow of ihh» of Hrook'\n'J
prominent l>u • • . ss n iluri' g v
il war days.
T- •• \\ Itite Pass cluh will }riv»> .i
.>rro« niiii i
\j.l.ll'l> si I'It KM I * «»l TO
Ml i:r IN IMIJIS VI (.1ST M il
r An- 1 IVIiliito arratw
rs «<•!«• totlu.v ai!ret>tl U|u)ii i'or
,1 SI--IK1I Of lilt' Allil'd Sll
p). • I to in- hflil ir mis city
ott AlIKUSt Ml: Ti'll illOstlOll rt' lip
.1 will In- 'T,'* llf ti)(> 1UWI
.. .portam t'> h*» i.ikh" «|>
i'.lMiTI I •(.! K I VUKSIK Xltl.i:
i n i/.iA >\\s -
I'Koiinu 11<>\ i »>mmissi«>m-'I5
W.Islington. Aur I - That the
Ihhxii'BKer is an anan'ii>i
\t t>;' .1 M'tiH'h delivered h<»re last
mvt !<v l"i hiliilioil CiHHinis.iioil"!
I VI! MIIIS Ml •»! «.<>
itirv, III.. Aug. 1. The na
, . h :.r browsers association in
>u li»>r»\ today doilared that
rtimi'H'f >M!' Mlifts art' to lit"
>i..' •1 i in tlio discard of <ashlonalile
:ul ..lifdrmfs.
reutep.dahl at work
I in I'oui. Hi'lirv ICi iilcnlnli! |>lnc
. tiii!«!iiu_- loju'luw tni his panel,
•\Vf An Ui'ihIj N««w." which was re
i ' fit k'(Ti'rsiu> I'iiv.
What's The Use?
T:»k«* \it Inventory <»1 Vitiu-si'lf—What You Savol So Far—
Two nii*n -friil Wo tin an «%\«* 11 ha?*!* <Mio I»eli«'Tetl in sa\ing
—' <li<l not—\\ lirti opportunist kiim Kii!, (he 0110 who SrtVt^J
w;iv uli|<* tti hi;»s|i it, Clio other was n. t.
I 'at!iir«» in nuio will Man<! Iwlwrrn yoil ami >u<
Bank of Alaska
LLOYD GEORGE
IN HOT WATER
London. Aug. 1.—Pressure is be
ing brought to boar on Lloyd Oleorgc
to hasten his proposed trip 10 the
I'nited St a i os in an effort to coun
teract the affect being caused by tht
SIGNS OF FINANCIAL
DEPRESSION IN
CUBA: EVIDENT
Havana. July 29.—S.gn.t of Cu
ba's business and financial dep.-r
sion aiv ev dent to the mos casual
observer. Three big banks, wit!;
scores of branches, are closed The
parks are full of idlers. Stores arc
blazoning what tlif-y call "bargain
sales." with goods marked down
soineiin es as much as live per cent,
from mid-war prices, which is the
Spanish merchant's idea of sacrific
ing profits.
The papers are lull of the govern
mental plans for buying 1 .('(><»,Immi
tons of surplus sugar at a price
thai will save producers and dealers
fro mruin. tor reestablishing hank
ing facilities that will relieve th?
pressing scarcity of currency for
inning 'he cost of running the gov
ernment Irom $4U'.OOO.OfM! to about
$ lilt,OOrt.HOC a year and for reduciiiu
lite cost of living
Politicians within reaching di
lance of the political plum basket
are dog-cd da> and .light b> swarni«
of job hunters. I In .id reds of stock*
tlallegos. the transient laborers from
across ihe Atlantic, are straggling
in from the sugar plantations and
walking the streets, waiting for
ships to take them back to Spain
Tenant, with Latin enthusiasm,
are organizing "Pon't Pay Rent"
campaigns until landlords come
down to the 1914 scale and the gov
ernment forces the cost of primary
necessities down a couple of hund
red per cent.
Out of the nooks and corners
where they have lived on the bounty
of relatives since the war sect sugar
sky high and started a floood of
gold into Cuba. th«?y are coming—
tapping canes, propelling wheeled
chairs, following docs, being led by
children or hopping on crutches—
the beggars are coming to town.
si«ui:i \i:v ru.l. K\ Rol'TK
i<> -\\ ikawisco
Chicago. 111., A up ; —Secretary
Fall passed through Chicago en route
to San Francisco today. Secretary
Fall said that the Secretary of In
terior should reside permanently
west of the Mississippi river
Cable Briefs
Chicago. 111. Aug. 2—John W.
Worthington, was arrested here to
day, charged hv the Federal author
ities with beinp the head of a mail
robber ganp. and connterfeitqr'3
trust. Tt is alleged that Worthington
and his gangs have clcano'l up sever
al millions during their operators
Seattle, Aug. 1.—One hundred
thousand people witnessed the sev
en performances of the Wayfarer
held in the Stadium on the I'niversity
grounds.
The Wayfarer is the portrayal of
the life of Christ from his berth to
his death. There were five thousand
people in the cast.
Washington. Attg. 1.—Flans for
the trans-polar flight in September
from Point Barrow, in Alaska to
Spitzbergen and North Cape Norway,
was announced today hy Edwin Fair
fax. of New York. The aerial ex
pedition is for the purpose of mak
ing n scientific observation of the
ocean air ice currents.
The purpose of the flight is to en
deavor to determine the feasibility
of a new route for commerce. The
start is to be made at Seattle, with
a convoy of several planes to pro
cede by easy stages by way of Ketch
German Pciash fait f~r Amenca
PRESIDENT HARDING HOPEFUL RE
SULT DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
Plymouth. Mass . .
today landed »" i'lvm* n!i i. »l«
dont Hardin? in 1 a addr^
t*d by i be nip '-u y>
years apo. was bp*-" t
fruit a thousand f«*U1 ir» ? r
M«mi jialions
vinnsiiir i mim*>\ i >
HKl.n K1 HHMU.ru
iho arrival of tlw Paoui
ship company's boat, tl.c t reuJf here
today, throe members ot the rrew
were arrested on thf <harg» of sa
otase. for applying erne. - dust to
! the engines.
hi nnoi.T soi.n at .\vt~ni».
| Seaule. Ans. 1 —The :• £ Hnm
: boll was sold at auction here ftac.r
This boat was operated on tiu soat , •
eastern Alaska route for several sea
| sons The Hnmbolt was on
favorate passenger boars oper.'.ted
on the Skagw;»> to Ser.uK
I'oK ("AKHYINi. \1. \>K V
M VII, At'. 1 < \l 1 1 !> I • R
rying mail to Alaska for a period of
■
July.
I —
ikan. Anchorage and Nom<\
I Teh Arctic flight is to be made
, by one plane carrying three former
| cervice men. If the firs: flight is
successful, other flights will be un
dertaken •with the view of settling
definitely tlie location of the mag
netic pole.
Welch, W". Vs.. Aug. 1.—?:<! Hat
| field and Ed. Chambers, policemen
were killed in a gun fight here to
day. bv C. E. Lively, a private de- t
tective. Lively was a witness at the
trial held in 1920. in w!, .
and Chambers were acquired
murder. The charge was torot
about, when Mayor Testermsn. sev- •
en private detectives and two
ians were slain.
*
Riga. July SI.—Senator Pran<
returned from Mcscow t -day. «l>ter
mined that a renewal of trade re-!
lations with Russia and possibly !
ator France brought with ' in
Marguerite E. Harrison, of r.
more who has long been ' eld a ,
soner in Russia. Senator Frar..■< ■
cured the release of Mrs. Hr.rr
without any governmental aid
iv \r\w\ Finn
FAMOUS SINGER
DIES IN ITALY
Naples. Italy. Atir. 2.—<'»ru»r>.
if * rwt' d sinper died here todav He
! taken *i< k In New York lasl
wiT-r and for a tltr.e his life »a»
drs->(t.: pd of. hut after a hard flpht
■ < d Mb health, and mailed
ir l.ut r>e. He filled to folly re
cover his health and «■ oj>eratrd
on here Sunday, and failed to re
-
TiriH. Italy, An p. I —A cove-»
n.ikf did considerable damage
■ thi? place today. The movement
It 111 8 dozen fitles. and c*u«
>d c *it excitement, This citv »»i
<. maped by ihe quake
UMAX» STXRT fAMTHI.N
run iiiti'RM of ritoi'Kim
^i:i7.rn m rin<. w \k
•w v k. Auf 1 —The Germans
• hrd n nation »ide eam
k'.- c inward lo Ihe return
-mail property of every de
inch v3i pelied hy the
f'S duriip the *;ir
v - »k wi s\iu:n roR
«-• >1 1 HI 1 r.N U \sk* THIS
MUKMM. \T TKN l»"i I.<h k
Atic 1.*—The P S ?po*
•<a(l for pouthern Alaaka
<■11 c ■ look tomorrow
? t v ill have on hoard
• ;1 a: d Fixiy-flve pa«aen
p hundred at'd five
if for PVapwav All of
pas- " cer* f\rept a few Jr«
V, \\ ( nt <~RI>!1-:
IN s\\ FRU( l«W O
i AuC 1 —It "as
that !he pulire depart
lijip'-d ar armored aulo
• aiinc atalr«t the au
THE
WHITE PASS &
YUKON ROUTE
1 The
Gateway
> Route
I Of
Comfort
Service
Safety
io and trorn Atlin, Uawson,
Fairbanks, and All In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
Ui:ri * ..1 p tVoi of ti'Miilnti w ill oper
ate rec«lml> t*f eiltire Irnjh of tl»e Yukon Kiw nn<l trif^nvic*.
Mvpeii Skuimay *n«1 Ulifc#*
bor^p. r.ulw pb^nnrion < -trs c»n every train.
.. *• - :■">' trri&hl flMr* t<»
H W General Y.anajjer
>kagua>. Masks
tvi ,*10 \laska Unililinc. Seattle, \T»«h.