Montreal. May 1".—The airmen.
»' o sou 1 to sjian the few hundred
lietwt->!i > vilizatioM and Fort
Xnrr::a:i I 1 *■ litre of the new t'urf '.
oil fit-Ms reached Fort
• .[ ct> .*:«-ir hast* convinced that
V.ay 14.—The judse in
t I !;e sate of t!•«> l'rineess
.• has been heard has
s iH'iision. In iiis decis
- allows the L)eei> s?ea
. percent. oi the gold
i.' t-r v-.inaMe.* found
.
• insurance company Is
>' of the wreck's
; ;. ■ tl.o'l.s.'.t.d ill gold
rendered
i.ia liie '
UjiTU pCDI
ill ill Sjlll!
:iy 14.—The advocates
tleriaany succeeded in
ihi* National Assemldy
Kit p:\tvidlr.5 for a
I'liion with Germany,
.is i;\od fur the pl«*bis
Wasliini'.uion. May II.—Colonel j
\V. T. Perkins, ot Seattle, was elect- '
,.(1 •• \ • e-presidents ot the
National Masonic clubs at t'. e clos-!
ing session. I.. II. Trosttnan, of I
Washington. D. C. was chosen pros-1
dent.
Tacoi .a. Ma> X't.—A vigorous pro
'.,-t has lod-"d with the court
bavins the Timbs case before it. The
pro' -t is y .Mtnst the plan of lenien
i y s ov : I . t!-.e rtiblic Prosecutor,
in proposing that tile four accom
plices of li.e murderer of Timbs, the
r. \i dri'. r. be allowid to confess and
plead c;;;i ■ t > murder in the second
degree. v. .•!. no life sentenco and no
hanging.
"Washington. May !:!.—It is now
settled that t :e appointment of the
Corernor ot Alaska will wait upon
the setttemerr of the personnel of
Shipping Uoard. T! is was the news
which was current about the capi
tal city tody.
Seattle. May i:::
ten the prosecutor u .' •
who lias rharRe of tfie Timbs m»r
der caso l::ts promised four of the
men who iliii»l?*■ it*><t i'l Ute
teuces provided ''■ •' 1'iaK ■ 1
sions. Th^y :ir.- not "> he l>tlt ia
jeopardy of tii ■ lives by ha- .1;
and th'-ir sentenrra at? ' > b<j l-'-a
than life terns T cy are tn :u
a clean breast . 1 the whole 1 ..tier
and plead gr.il!-.' of nm.-l -r in the
second tie .rife. T':is ai'n unc.'i'it < t
>
tor of the count/.
nrM! "n r;
kMIl
'.1 -% * * ^ • -fi" < r
hi ':>/V
J L» •• U i U s-'; • 1
wes the il.artv
that she « :i•• t!
rope w'rtel: ha.
idtu'it t ie U' r
.d did ltot win
xy was c!:i * to I
a in.
. he declared tVt
\ Ji»a in t'le mailt
mil t!:ac ihe treat;
i Polish frcvilJt'
viiil l (0 complai
I'.:' u;.l he de !ar
.
tiiiiuuu iji5- u
r-. r r-" ■ r ' j ■:
fif :
Ul « i ll'I. i UIs
Walla V.'yMay 1 I.—Pi". Can
C. fclatocfc. i'".o ti e I1'""
liont mason; m 1-. st e died
l>atuuuo:ii i y. sici\l:.y.
5 3 1 Z ? * >v "**
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il hi lb CM
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Washington. May 1 '—Professor
John MHvrt, of Lexington. Ky.. was
appoint* '1 ■ ■
(ion.
Washington. May 13.—Secretary '
of War Wt. . s:;'.ted tiiat Chief of
charge of lite I r.iitiii; of our rv
lar army and tl • .mi rd reserve
In the event of active field operations
and «• il retain tho duties recently ».<
signed him as chief of the «ar st;i
which is being organized.
Seattle. May is.—John Inman. j
was killed I v one of 1' parks' steam
rollers. M s clothi..: ta tiglit in the.
drive shaft o1 the steam roller and
bis bony was pulled on top of the |
boiler and his skull crushed.
The Prudent Man
T!ic i>ruilrrii man prepares fop the lean year* l»y
lni«I>an<lins liis irsoarcis iltuias jlic years that arc
plenty. The easiest simplest nml safest way to <1o
llii> is to open a Savings account which will pay y6u in
terest on your money.
OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT HERE
BanK of- AlasKa
rnor Hart.
h'liviiiK Douver for
Was, i i .Oil. !). (' . v.- -od t'10 Seattle
Chamber <u Co. jietvo tlie follow us,
**\\ OStv'VU Ji0V(*rU0r3 U2-.il!"
imously voted for li e AlasUan u p.
! request citi?et: of the >tate to wire
iho governors <>( otliei* slates wit it '
ttlumi ilioy r...:v be acquainted re- i
; •»!'! 10 hold the governors
conf renee aboard sfci|> on Alaska i
tii|>. Tlie party will leave Seattle
about July 16. action is beliiK tiiUen"
along these lines.
HIi! v painj/r
pii; \ M- h »
.5ILL Uhil'ilL.
nil? L'-r.r'i/
liui nuOuiVwiia
Wu.-' hiKton. May 1 ! —TI !'«W
administration is ptaijilli:K to ! iv
• .'M coiicre^sioitul i rit. • • of tiio ■
.
-
1
<r;art.. • i iviicul ill whl. ' di.)-j
pleasing to tlic administration. These '■
• t ibl-ims bavc ri . ed t . • i-tato Do- |
; i'u.ivtit and the iiite I ...-o aid'
have Ik'cu tefcea cognizance of by '
rresident Harding and 1:1s advisers. •
They aro to the i1 L - •1 the For
'isn policy ci' the Harding ;>d:uini$
trat!on I; is too many point* in com-'
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; r
w
i« i t;t; ,-i-z »
lf -~* o*l i:i tl'O l £»u» v I'iS of
; , re v re a s1! ';o is ou. All
»»: c in a C ' oil lit !«t tv.'O J
v :e hilled and three injured.
jisrirr i 151 P - ' *
-elf: -'li i t»:s: i '
b U !J « tuii i • «: »
pr'.vnpril
h. ri r
t 5 I *J ■ ■ U • i * s I«i -
; viur'r, r»r. May 1 —Judge
U;:d»C}\ v'.o is the h>. •! of (ho Den
ver J n veil lie court, and who was
he'd.iu ciintempt o£ r.>:srt for not
dnulgir;: the ;-.oret ■•i it'll a hoy
<.v:.'id "l lo hint iu a n:t;-.hr ea.«o, to
ri- paid the line of live hiind • d dol
• ' , ii !>■ i' e court. The v..so
1. «;;:i < ted inuKi • ntlou. and
i*i he' ll ai'tuud hy a'l.i" talent on
ha.ii sides.
r* < t n » ?
s 3?\\? K<
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U>:ui!o, May 13.— Tin- irotorsJiip
(j/!'.io -..ill sail fori!n' KusiioUv.iin
on May 2:'rd.
■Washington May 14.:—Tlic subject
fur discussion in the president's cab
inet today will be tlie marine tstriite.
Jud"c Frcil M. Brown in a com
munication to t!ic legislature nskod
for tlic passage trf a territorial lai
ee polling r.iniicry operators to
ive employes examined prior l<>
«! s.i.steli to .Mask:: anil to bold ti.
<•(,; "lilies liable for expenses incur
red by the deportation oC insane
l> •!!.* or of criminals sent up in
cannery crows.
C'oJ. J. C. Gotwals has had the iirlc
"D. M. 12." conferred on him by the
Ophir Dos Mushers and Trail I're.'k
ers association, that boil;-- having de
clared at a-recent session that by
reason of his ability ir breaking
trails and handling ilog teams lie
should bo ojite member.—Kx.
Washington, May 13.—Secretary
»f War Weeks, today announced the
appointment of General rershiue
Chief of Staff, of the United states
' nny. Major General Barboard.
*.\ i!I lie Pershing's executive arjsi t
aut.
|: Qk -TP -T
rilSiiftii ili Dli
PSlfiT CCDtfjPC
Jim Duisiut
Seattle, May 14.—K. M. SetniiieH.
he battle district director of tlie
■ iHoard. Is:!:- untitled the He
: ska Steamship lines i! ;'t
mil i ri-iime steamship service
:i i!;o Terri;oty i-ariy the tsomins
... or 1.1! v.iij pn; on 011 - or • ion
.
uforinrd ti>' < ,-uipar.ies that If they
ire una hie to nve marine crews.
■[.' vill see u> it that government V" -
el - .auued l >r the i urpo.se.
n r r r:
U X.l'
:
i' • .1. I" < !(!!'.•!;-'. llic pro>Itlout •
il> P.tndit: vI.ri-Amcriean Ijank of |
T. iDtu, '.vlio preiceded L/rsoit ■
tin.' !u"'cl ol' i*'iit institution will I '
it-dieted in coTincclion with i.
inins man : ti«I politician as wli '
■ a l»jt■. I . r. The . mints on wl.iih
will ! o Ittd' t".I have not ln-eu
ma.lt- pi;
n"» • iro mni nnr
U ;r- i ■■^wLs.
S »* ' . i •. i (t>' J - ■ : ? S.
f'/PY)/ J! • f T : I
i li. V ?.*«? ; • •:1
fhs ft.-?
I !! ' i ■ i! fc. L (• l; I
'IrNi.-o C,l.\ May 11.—Fifl.v wore
■
■
olios.
Ail a. lv-s of national repute lit*
started n fiitul to lulp tite poor c'tor
'
liot 5ti AlusUa.—Ex.
V.'ith i!:o sailing of the eiennior
Virthwestern ihis a !>•;*
.
ii>s will leave for the son'li. All
i !>; J PP;!IIS."
' nipTrR!
Hiijl. I n
hd'u i
The man from llitffalo who set't
•
because "it is ail 1 have lof," ma>
1'iko some consolation in the luct
that i.e h:>s to d > it in April and not
December or J miiary. But if ho
i *1 to do it in i\:;rbanks o»'en dur
ing April there would he some r.hiv
er. ,
Hot': the forenoon and evening
:
lust evening in observance of St.
(: ''a I!; y were !. arked with
cess. Able addresses were made by
Pcv. Williams.'.in the morning. and
Ker. Duck, in the evenitiR. The
nmsic was all by English composers
atitl was tinder direction of A. 12.
Loo. and was splendidly rendered by
the choir. #T!io sum of $:13 was col
leded for the Seamann's Hospital at
Greenwich.—Ex.
]'. \V. Xelson, chief of the atr - tu
of biological survey, has con:e out in
favor of withdrawing protection
from the brown bear and in favor
t»f Hie use of caribou for food pur
poses. with certain res'riction^, by
the people of lntorior of Alaska. He
is now preparing a bill designed to
-Rive the people of the Territory moro
say in game matters than they have
had in the past.—Ex.
Washington. May 11.—Tiic public :
hearings, which have continued
fur some time in connection with the
Curry !i ii will lie ended tomorrow af
ternoon, Tl:c committee will then ■
ko into executive session on the'
measure. V. iiilo there have been
■
ill, t:,o t :iti::n-!iy has developed an
11- is• .iii ons opinion in favor
; i <• contra! .iitl'in of the depart
its and i . authority for the de
velopment of tlie Territory within
t!ie bounds of Alaska ttxelf.
i'fjii pi 8H:„
oUi.DLUlfiC ■
y» t > - r ?•) 1 :«"<rK5
I' \ f / I
I k iulciL
Wis . May I I.—John P.
t . v. mi : i iUo defence of tho I
i
,(1 < s.'-nti .:i "il to serve a 20
i.1 a pa r! >: i>tl by (!w. J. Blaine.
'f "tf-hiy*-- s■ i/rr»
P PIHRfiRQ
1 ; : U! UhHOii
ins ■*. May 13.—Tlio re pre-j
.
» -
■ 1
-
»•» & Trust Company,
:
- w > piotiro? of Montana,
-
!/ in hi.* J-.V ! c v.as u professional
' • ■I no ! e; are trying to matt"
I
to • ! i we K'lmvc tl^oy are j
i
I.os Angeles, flay 13 Accused of
Killing live husbands by poisoning.
Mr: l.vdia Southard, a wattr"s< in
a I .us Angeles cafeteria, was arresi
i <1 in Honolulu yesterday.
Los Angeles, May 13.—Lydia M.
Southard, l lie woman "Bluebeard",
w!io was arrested in Honolulu for
having killed live husbands by pois
on. lias also been accused of having
!• ill' I in addition to these one broth
er-in-law and her infant child. All
tin? husbands were insured. Two of
t!i"m were poinsoned in Two Kalis,
Mont., one in Billings, and one in
Hardin. It is not stated where the
(Kill one was killed.
Honolulu, May 14.—The develop
ments in the case of Mrs. Southard,
who is charged with killing live lius
baitds with poison, is that is the
wife of Paul Vincent Southard, i .!■ '
pefi.v officer of the I'. S. Navy.
Honolulu. May 14.—Mrs. Southard
di nies that she has murdered her
ir deceased husbands in the states.
She said she was innocent of any
crime. hut believed that she might
he ;< typhoid carrier.
Yv'ashJtitcton, May 14.—Chairman
I>nson of the shipping board order
ed tlie shipping l.-i:rd officials of Se
;;111 (! to put government vessels In
tiie Alaska service in order to keep
Territory supll'd with food in
the event that owners of the existing
Alaska lit:es fail to do so.
The Legislature did not give any
iniprovcnieiit in the present prinary
laws, but thank godness neither did
it send us back to the old days of
corrupt conventions, manipulated by
a few politicians who usually had
ulterior purposes to serve.
Japan is ready to resign Yap or
let all share it. If every power takes
a piece of Yap, each will get abo tt
enough to p' :.i a flagpole oil. And
the r. !- mldn's get enough to
carry tin weight of a heavy-weight
Alaska (Governor.—Ex.
THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
DEPORT SERVICE SAFETY
FOR
akoa Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
i!:i -\u-eUy Train Service between Skaguay
niifl. VVhiteliorsf- during the winter season
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
irpon applying to
ii. Wheeler, General Hanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle. Wash.