®he g>atltj Alaskan
No. 68 TWENTY THIRD YEAR SKAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY, JDLY 10, 1920
WIFE AND DAUGHTER FLY TO
THE BEDSIDE OF DYING ill
S-aU)e, July 8 —Jadg» P. V.
Brown. w«t«rn counsel for »h«j
Ur««t Northern Railroad^,; former
prea'deHt of the RanlT Club *Q;1
oae of th® mast .wki'My known at
torney' In Uie city died 'udde
ly la Victoria th's afternoon.
Judg* Brownfs wife «tvi daught
er *ero called, to his Ijedsid8 and,
making the trip ta aa aerop^e
from 5eatM« to Victoria arrived ta
■ tim® to bo with ttte-Ir lov*d
one wh»a h« pa*»ed awayr
BOLSHEVIKI AND POLES FIGHIli
ALONG IMMENSE BATILE FRONT
Wfcr'&w July 6— Along a front
'xtead'a* Rovu huadi*d and tweaty
jrUeA U.t Rus'laii 4>ol3hevUU h&v**
H'inchrJ tit® gr**ste-4t att&oi they
hive «*er mad« !tgai:ist the Polish
tile8
| . .The arm113 on both "Id.®'1 are
| (Ijfhtiie; with feverish teroc'ty anj
! Uh-re 'a no quarter g'vm nor ia
I any by tolth^r
IIS
III IIS GRAVE
Frjuytssco. July 6— "My
te~r* is la 'he grave -with our cau*e
&ad 1 must, pause until it cantes
bad to ne'' "aid Willi-Vm Jeun'ngs
Errr*ii <a swing bi" r^a'OQ for not
m/lla* any ext^cjej stttemett on
work, of the lat» Democrit'o
coa^cAC'oa.
U.S. Waits League
Japan Takes Yapll
Toi'o. May 23— la view of tlie
tuA tl at & QUe»t1oa ha1 been rals
*J la ,L» Stat*3 as to the
©Tav'h'p or control of th« lslasdo '
Yap. 't '•» lateresting 'o aote that
whatever dOuK» thar® nuy be 'a
Wa»h:cktoa ibout the matter ther°
the Japanese have for "ev«T«U year*
acted »• f the Inland were't&alr
own.
Yap 1» DUt a bit of an Island,
but 't •» of value fceoa-use 't Is an
island, cut *v is of value because
H 's aa 'mportaat cable Nation
Since th* Geimaos, who formerly
owned It. were ousted, th« Japan
ese have talen complete control.
Tl-e l«land t« now under the d1
rec' Jur'sdic^km of the navy depart
ment, whlcii haa erected a wlrele'a
atatloa there, a' tt has on'each
of the cth»r lalaad" 'a the Mar
shal's, Carol'nea and Marianne8.
The comi>Kt«ap«s of the Japa
nese occirpafon 1« ®hovn by the fact
that In 1917 th® Japanese govern
South ota poe^-a^lone. including Yap
showing that taze' are J>eing col
lected. a government agricultural
experluunt station ha3 opena
wher* the native children are
tanslit the Japanese language and
to lovee and obey the Japanese em
pTor. I ■
THE DIFFERENCE
— between the man who has learned to saveand
bank hit money and the man who has net learn
ed, is" the difference, ten yean hence, between
the man flourishing in business and the man
looking for a job
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
Form the Habit'of Saving and Bank with
BanK of AlasRa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockiej and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full (upply of fre»k fruit and vegetable* ex "SEATTLE"
San. Fraxw'sco. July 6— After j
having oe&u ccmflo,ed 're an J
li:»are «syluin aa the r«»ult of
au alleged coo«pirarer to do
fraud fim of hi3 m'n'ng cla'm8 of
tlie value of ever flve hundred
thou=and dollars on Chicago? I9
laud, Ala»kal
John Tulpela a j>ro9p«ctor was
r^'tor^d t0 possesion of h'e
Interests by the IT. S. District
Cour' of appeal* today.
Tuppda w»» also given, ac
cording to the decl^on Judgement
for hi' share 'a! the amount of'ore
taken out of h's claims by tho de
fendant company the Ohicagoff Min
ing Co . which will bring the a
OF H. IS ISSUE
San Frf. tisco. July 6— »mv]
ator Hiram Johnson and late as
pirant fcr the pres'dent'al nomina
tion mad6 fa informal stat-an*®*.
la*t night in which h6 ®ald that
the lLeague of Nations ia the over
shado.viug question of the ^campaign
Johnson declared that ho had
served a virulent ultimatum on
Senator Harding that Iii* active,
support of the party th^s fall w*l
d«peud largely on the attltud
takena by Senator 'Harding on the
League of Nations.
MLS
DUAL CARTOON
Dayton, July 6 — S^tor Hard
las 'a a iufasage to Governor Oox
®iJd "X recall a much marked car
toon which, portrayed you ao,d me
a9 ik'wsoo/o contend'ns for a deliv
ery which p©em8 lo have been
prophetic.
A8 an Ohloitu and a fellow puV
llsher J congratulate you on' your
notable victory."'
Anchorage Has
Earthquakes
Pe<le&tri&j» on, the streets at 4:41
o'clock y*st0iday afternoon, wondered
fcr a moment how they "were 'eel
lax th» effW of a Jolt wWt* mule
minus the usual tast®. Soma stopp
ed. and shimmied, white other®
stood on ono foot and tried to'get
the oth'r to remain, on, the gi-ound.
It wa' Moth°r Ear'h with the hic
coughs
Sever»l slight shocks have bee^
felt during tb0 summer, but the'ono
yeat«r-liy wa9 about the most se
vere. Clerk- la stores started for
the street whe» bottled goods au
cansa of fruit began doing a shimmy
and threatening to pile onto the
floor.
Reports from. as far nor% as tele
graohlc communication extends show
that the d'stvrbed area was a wide
one, two distinct shock® b°ing felt
Judging by the way a tall man. ®wui
h>s oft hind leg like a pendulum
the course o( the movement was,
from north t0 south. —Anchorage
T'me*s _ , . »;>(«... n_.
mount of Tuppt'la'i Judgement up
to m'll'on3 of dolara.
Tupf];a and 'ho Chlcsagoff mov
ing company held four cla'm3 'u
which e(ic\ had ft half lnter«at
and following Tup«lla'» incarcera
tion 'n 'ho 'nsan* asylum, he.
charged, that ho wa.3 defrauded of
bl* holding3 through the fiptlaoua,
"ale to the Chlcagoff of hi3 'ntere«t
wh"eh he accused of lllegaly placing
him lu the asylum. The defend
act company; • n er^d & fpaJUe den
ial of the charges made oy Tapella
aiu' the complaint wa3 d'3mlsed in
the district court at Juneau from
which lupella appealed that th« de
ds'on today '» the result of the
appeal.
t H. MOORE 10
BE CHAIRMAN
San Francisco, July 6—All 'n
dlcat'oi.s polut to the re-organiza
tion, of the National Democratic
oomm'tte9.
It i3 «a4d that th'3 w'U'be'doRy
at ronte and that E. H. Sfoor<. wh
w\* Governor Coxa' campaign
manager w'U be cha'rmnn of the
naw committee.
ANCHORAGE 10
G0MJ1SELF
Washington —The Commi'»loa<T
«"< ibe Gene>al Laaid offloe ®S6t
the following letter to the Ai
aska Engineering Commission. in
regard" to the turning over of the
town of Anchorage to the cl'lz^n.
and mak'ng It a "elf governfid c't:
of the second class.
"It is my opinio^ that it 'a very
desirable that the Alaskan Engineer
ing commission should t>° relieved.
Of the burd*-ji imposed upon't foi
the care and control of the public
municipal improvements and/1 see n<
rea'oa why th'a town, should, n,o'
I be 'n^oryoraityi and the ooatrol ol
all such Improvements vested in th
municipality thus created. Tho tmlj
objection would sieem to b° that'wfc'l
the t'tle of the lota remitting in th<
government of the United 8tate"
the corporate authorises would
have no r'ght to assess such lots r0i
puiillc Improvements. This objdctioi
might however, be 'a a measure r®
moved t>j executive order authOjJzln
the immediate is^ue of e^try for aa®
awl shewing full compliance'3 w't.I
th« requirements of the law and tin
payment of the purchase price."
Work Starts On
Territorial Roads
Work Hart'd yesterday on *li0 Mc
Leod wagon, road north and eas'
of Anchorage. The -work la in,'ciiarg
Qf Actou E'de and w'll be pu9ti®(
to early completion. The road too?
a* the McLood road serves thlrty.fa
mors and l3 about eleven, m'les Ii
lmg'.h and runs * rom Anchoraige t<
Eagle nver.
J. M. Pickle, in dhargo of ti
territory road vrork wUl also start 1
r0l c« of men on the roads from AT
chorag® to Spenard Lake and 'roi
/jKhor»ge to Pltm»er ranch 'n
t$vr days.—Anchorage Time".
CONVENTION ADJOURNED AND DEL
EGATES ELEE FDR THEIR DDIS
San Francisco. July 6 <Delayed) —
Frankl'n D. Roosevelt wa3 nomi
nated t»y acclamation x tlii3 aft«i
noon and. the, convention adjourn
pi directly after the delegate
hurrying away from San Francisco.
Many of the delogat€s'are' h'ad
ed for th" i.orth coast cKl°s somo
'ntend'ug to proceed from Seattle
'o the seashi re and som-- to Al
a" lea.
Some of the political wrlt«r9
g'vt' Gr-on?o E. Br«nnan ci^d"
rnori? than any other man for br'ng
inaf about tl'« nomination of&othi
Cox anj Roi&evelt.
Breuuan ihey say is the 3u>
cessor o the political shoe3 of th«
latfi Roger Sullivan. Democratic
bo's lor many year!^
Ch'cairo, July 6— "Daddy Thomas Blair Jr. at four o'clock
they've nominated J'w" joyfully sa'd
j Daddy" Llair taa fbeon waiting
| Mr'. Ctx ov«r the loud distance f0 eev«-ral hours to receive the
I 1
j telephone ti her •waiting father. I news. ,
Seattle. Jul)- C —Thomaf E.
\Vllaoi, head of \VUson and Coin
paoy ou<' oi tho Rr«t pack'n.3 coin
I>ani<-s of Chicago ar lived'he re
to-'ay.
W'lio.' has (minen»« interests jti
Alaska and will mako a tour of
pleasure iT.nd business spending
several •weeks In A.laski \vat'Ts on
h'» yaacht.
Starry Flag Flies
Over Jerusalem
Jeru'aKm, July 6—.Por the fir*1
time fiinc the breaking out of tlr
war betw^n the Unltftd Stn.K
and Tu key the Star3 and Str'P'*3
ar<-- floa'ing over the American Ou
sulate today.
Paiis, Toxai, July 6—Race clash
ed in wli'ch lover on« huudired 3hc
ivr' Pie' hbroke out today.
f l* follows the lynching and
buiiiing at (the sta.lt,; of two n^gro
i;s la-t lil-jbt.
P«li* Jul/ 6—Irving and. H-er
ni-jn Arthur Negroes and brother"
who !a;t night shot and kUled'their
landlo.d, J. H Hedge3 and his son
Wiili->m or. the latter3 piace.
northe^it of Paris wer® lynched
la"' Msht.
The men were talteu from
the ;ail and after l>e>ng hanged
, 'heir bodies were Incinerated In
a pile of Itgs.
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