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VOL. 4. TWKXTY-F1FTH YEAR
SKAGWAY. AU\SKA THKCSDAY. FKBRX ARY 0. 1022
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fl.S.S. GO. Boms
B! HUE
> V ishington. February S
,\ '».» S'":im«hip «ompany, the La
To i«* Ketchikan and Redondo.
wn . destruction by tire this
F re wns discovered in the boil
er r«H>i i of i to l.;.Touche and the
soon eve.oped the whole
r hut quick a< Hon hy the lire
an ditto crews of the
•s s.i\'d them (.om being hum-,
ships «ere all moved to the
II' -rt n plant w .-re all necessary
is »ii| l>e made
!ti t.a Touche >as damaged the
: i:ot m i v.\i\ akisks
l\ AK-Si \KIUH IKR1.AXD
f *. K> i> 9 • Additional kid
t nrred today in county
. :..«« '1 special consta
: u>| ped in Hosslea dis
order .» virtually a line
Tod y following the raids (
iltonists were kidnapped
a: it are being held In
wvii i:i>< k i
Willi ill 1 VVORI.K
■ Ki ll '> • The aoliller* of
mill Corp* Ml Camp
InifctM \nvtl Rork with
I* im ihotmaml f>'Pl
I■ \ \ I sj I | |\ \\ l>.
M I \ \ I II> I < >;; I M VILSII XI
Kfh S I larvov 1.
A l:mk a, wait
MnrHhal by
Tor th« Third
i> will im to thr
i ratal ion.
\\ \\T I'W «•<»»{
< \(>.\ COM'KRI \< 1
The (lnanr!i»r* I
S.»vprnwiiM l nre minting
« in-1 ■- «>f I he Ori'i . ®co
M »: \ \\ II.'. !. W K
X VEW 0*IU\FT
li ? - Former r fti
PHILIP H. PATCHIN
-1 li1,!,',!
finlip H. Patcinn it one of the men
esnonsible for all publicity In connec
tion with the conference on the limt- j
•ation of armamert. During the Pari» |
peacc conference Mr Patchin held a
similar position for the United State*.
C1NOKK l\ KYK
rROIlAltY S.WKI) I.IKK OF
KA-tiOVKKXOR'S 1" \MU-\
Seattle, Keh 9.—By getting a |
cinder in hi* eye Taomns Kiggs. Jr..
probably saved the lives of former
Covernor KIrkx' family. The whole
family were dtesea and in the act
of leaving their hot..e for t e Knick
erbocker Theater '*hen the boy bo
Kan to cry from the pain caused by
the cinder. He was apparently in i
such distress that tho family decid
ed not to attend .he theater that
night and thus were not present
when the roof <?aved in by the
weigh! of snow, killing over one
hundred persons
This new* was received In Seal
'
private letter from Mrs Rlgg*
riUsllUM VOMIWTIS
TIIIUI l»ll'I.OM\TS
Washington. Fob S President I
Harding toda> nominated A H
dor to Ctprmnn); Albert Henry
\\ aahhurn of MmtMfKiHn'ittt mint*
t«»r to Annirla. and Theodore Himi
I unit or llllno k minuter lo ll'ingan |
The names of tlirie nonil went
to the senate this tfternooti
ttOt I II ST ANT I.INK
SHU'S T»* M. \SK \
San Kranc moo. Feb S S \ for
kin*, former o«nei of lli<> Taeoma
Ledger, Is liere endeavoring to pur
rhnw three passenger Millie
Perkins slated that lie u;ints the
ships for operut'ng between Tacotna
and Alaska.
t;t>\ I K\oK SM \1.Vj PAROOVS
TIN I'HOM .IAU. SI Ml WKs
Springfield. 111 . FVb. S Governor
Small todii> pardoned ten members
of the Chicago Honrd of Kdit cation
who had been sent to jail on con
tempt of court charges by Judge |
Scanlan.
IT TAKES GRIT
—to H.TomplUh your amMtfon*
There Is nor* In Hull Pop Tenacity than there I* In Luck,
stahlish a bank account with the firm determination to stay
it until you accumulate a certain fixed sum and stay with it
I you win.
SSassik ©f BHasIka
SKACWAY, ALASKA
Seattle, Fob. S—Leonard Hp Lone
who for fifteen vei»rs was an Alas
kan signal corps c.ierator and one
of the best beloved men In all of the
I". S. signal corps service, died lasi
night of pneumonia. Serjeant De
Long had been att(.*'ked by Spanish
Influenza, which developed into
pneumonia.
This popular officer leaves a wid
ow and one son to mourn his death.
The PeLongs had just purchased
and moved into a fine new home
here.
Sergeant PeLong served In var
ious sections of A.aska, his last
service being in K»tchikan. where
he attained the rat.k of sergeant
l.l.ovn GKORc.K LAI l)S
ARM> (MMTRVNi i:
London. Feb. S.—When an at
tack was made on the Washington
arms conference in the house of
commons last evening Premier
Lloyd George, in replying, declared
that the result of the conference is
one of the finest achievements ever
registered in the history of the
world.
After dealing wLh the Washing
ton conference the Premier warned
Germany that it* policy of vet;
geance against France would not
pay and said that Gt**at Pritain with
her whole strengt!, will support
France In case she Is ever invaded
by Germany
M«U U MAN'S \ \!,1 T
oh\k«;ki> with n»srRn\<;
Washington, Feb S 1*. Sards
the former valet :»{ William IVs
mond Taylor, for whom the 1-ot An
geles poltco have Instil uted a nation
wide search in connection with the
Ta; lor murder. I* also being sought
hv the war department
Sands is charged with being a de
serter from the ar'jy.
Till* announcement was made h\
the adjutant general's office tod.v
THINKS si U IOK V V
1 V\ I.OK'S \ \1.K1
San Diego. Feb S Coroner Ke".
Iv this nfternoon stated that he be
lieve* that W 1. Koepi'l, who eom
nilied suicide here on Stinda*. 1s
Hdward T Sands, who 1* sought for
hv the police in connection with the
murder of William .Vsmond Taylor
PKKSlllKVT H\U1>I\<. 1» \«
tt lRKI.KSS TH KPHONl
WashlnRton. Feb, 9 —President
Hardins has had a neat to? wlrelos*
telephone receiving outfit installed
in the White Houpv
The instrument has been placed in
the President's study, which i* on
the second floor.
SV.NATE PASSES flOl'SK
MARKETING mix
Washington, Fel. 9.—The house
cooperative marketing hill was
passed today by ti e senate.
This measure is designed to aid
the apricult ural interests.
r URUANkS Wil l HA\"K \
MVMOTPAl SK*T1\(; RINK
The city of Tairhanks is planning
a municipal sksting rink, to hf
made in the Armory building Tht
city no* conducts a roller skating
rink there for the children, bnt wil)
flood the floor and use it thru tht
winter as an ice rink.
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DOCTOR CHVALKOVSKY
Doctor Chvalkovsky in the Crecho
•fovak envoy in Japan.
MYMKRA SlRROWDS
INQl'IRY INTO M1RPKR OF
MOVlMi PHTVRE MAN
],os Angeles. Feb 8.—It Is re
port ed by the police officers and de
left ies working on the ease that
powerful Influences in the moving
puiure world are endeavoring to di
rect the inquir> about the murder
of Wtlliam Pesmoi.d Taylor into
pertain lines.
The officers also .leclare that the
same influences are Irving to divert
the investigations from other direc
1.0ns.
Not i n H.\\> IStVERMWS
OtMMiT l\VKSTTGATEO
Jaokeon. Mlw>„ Feb. S—A reeo
intlon aakinie for an investigation of
Governor Rinwll !n connection
«iih the chavpe of Mis* Frances
nirki;oi»d that the governor had
wtonired her
The resolution vn> introduced in
the lower house of the legislature
now in session
Vow Orleans. Fob * Via* flirfc
oad announced tonight her n»*dt
Tiess lo appear before the Mississip
pi leR-islntnre ana pive testimony
against Governor KusspU
. \\ MM M TOKMV O'VRT
i pmM.ns n. v. i.\w
Oitat«!i Fob S—The Pritlsh Co
lumbia statutes prohlhitiniE the em
ploMv.eni of .lapan»*t<e or Chinese on
crown land? and j nblto works are
xalid and not limited by the Japan
ese treal\ act of ISIS
)• is decision »'«« handed down by
thi s-ipronio court of Canada this
\\ OKk STl>rrKl> t>\
1\»1 RTKt A r\rtTAl SHU'S
Washington. Feb 9.-—The navy
department has vtimated that
there si* fourteen capital ships on
which work has been stopped 1*» the
navy ship yards.
(XnfTRl M K TRK ATTKS
WU.l, HAVE RKJHT OF W AY
Washington. Feb. S.—The arms
•■"orferenoe treaties will be jciven the
:-ipht or way in the senate and
slronR efforts will N> made to have
] them ratified *<• hat oonpress can
• adjourn on June tvrst.
This decision »*s made at the
White House dinntr last niphu
I V PTT \ 1 »1TY CUTTING HER*S
Tt was learned f»day that .ittneao
' is pettinp its share of the cold wave
The thermometer registers five
above lero with one of Show Takns
blowing.
It was reported ti»t the wind was
Mowinp at the rate of forty miles
per hour and that several show win
dows in the capital oily had been
i raved in and shattered Many si|ms
ha** been blown down and the ns
ofct amount of damxpe ia be;r.{ done
i
Anehoraire. Feh R —Etrht build-1
npp in the husineCT section of the
city were destroyed hy fire yester
day.
i The fire oritfnat*d in the Royal |
; Cafe
Tbp heavipgt Irwpr* 1n tbp flrp wptp
William LoFwnan. 4»a|pr in whole
sale siippltp' Frod OarlqnlM, th«
JpwpW. std B C. Xichol# Th«
prnf^rlT lisji was bpavy, but some
was pnfprod bv inmiranrc.
UHTION MKN TTHJL. RK
sent to PHn.irri\Ks
FOR SKRVICE
Riverside. Feb 9 —The transfer
of 264 enlisted met) in the aviatios
forces at Marshfleld to the Philip
pine* has been announced
The men will be transported in
April of this year
RTMORKD DAMSON
HAS Rlt. EIRE
It was rumored around town to
day thai Dawson had been visfted
by a serious fire No particulars
have been received, but the rumors
say that a whole business block
went up in flames
wn.l. IWESTN.ATE OlAR«.KS
POl.TtTv SEPPREss EVU»\< K
Los Anpelos, Feb 9 —District at
torney Woolwine today began an In
vest i rati on of 'ho charvs that the
police have bribed witnesses and si
lenced testimony and suppressed
evidence in a plot engineered from
behind the scenes «n filmland to de
feat the end* of justice in the Wil
liam Desmond Tay or murder my«
Rti ki « "rkkk n\mu
NOW O^MPl ETI D
Seattle FVb 9 \ Venana d -
patch reports toda^ the completion
of the l?lle> Treek viaduct and tbst
through train set "ice on tl e rnv
gox-ernmert railroad is no* possi
ble
This was the last link in the rati
road to be finished
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ERNMKVT ITRI.R ITY
FOR U.\sK\ TiH RISTS
Washington, F*b. 9 —The Na
tional I'ark Service has already
started a campaign ,o direct tourist
travel to Alaska.
In its publicity matter, which it
sends out broadchsi, it is drawing
(or it* material upon other subdi
visions of the department ot the in
terior.
Attention of the tourist i* being
called to the beauties of McKmley
Park and wonders ol Mount Mc
Kftiiey, the highest mountain on
the North Atrieruan continent.
Hi (.111 - PRI I \Rl\t.
Tt> TAhK \ KATION
of State m&rl«s K Hugr.ea wul
The sirenuuus *otV of the «wr«
HUiWM. S1..NS
nua n.v itnivnivi. nn.k
Hardiit t"d<- the forwen
pnc«rd by both 1 < of co ngr**w
dnrini the present week.
At It 1 11 H 1 t«,»l < >H
tuR IM tt I N7\ HI Ml PA
TTsjitiinr«<*t». Feb * ■ -CimtnU
■
Spanish inflnen** twrti
I WHITE PASS &
YUKON ROUi:
THE GATEWAY ROUTE TO
Yukon Territory, Atlin and
Interior Alaska
Smn-WptUv Inn Srrnce he+wrv-n St»p>»\ and \XTii»rb<*»e
dunnf riw Vmtrr Swwnn.
For inform* Tvm rp^srchng pMwtis»f imri frrtjfKt nrtr* *pr>\ h»
H Wbeeler General Manager
Skaguay Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building
Seattle Wash