HCKENZE H LW SIMMS CDSI iHE I Mill
Bismarfc Jan. IS—By dismissing
the lac-t election contest the Xon
Partisan L''agu° secures control of
it n iH
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OFFENSE
Jefferson City Jan. IS—a bill
has been introdxccsd into the House
which makes auto stealing a C8,;>i-:al
offence. Th© p^n"lty U hanging or
life imprisonment.
LE
READY FDR JULY
Washington Jan 19—The builders
of the greatest dirigible ever d
si"n<-'d state that she will be ready i
{or trans atlantlc trip in July. The ,
dirigible i* R 3S and is being con- s
structed for th« American navy in 1 ,
Ejgland. Its first flight will be j
ac'oss the Atlantic. •<
tea stile senate. Tliey already had
control of ih« house and th^govern
or and this gives thenj tl»0 stafa
control.
MADE Ml
BFFESSE
Jefferson City Jan. IS—a bill
has been introduced into the House
which maUes auto stealing a casual
offence. Th© p^n^lty is hanging 07
life imprisonment.
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BEAOY FOfi JULY
Washington Jan 19—The builders
of tho greatest dirigible ever d '
si"aed state that she will te ready
10r trans atlantlc trip in July. The
dlilgiUe 1' R 3S and Is being con
structed for the American navy in !
Eagland. Its first flight will be
ac'oss the Atlantic. !
San Francisco Jan IS—Xaval sea
Wane XC 5 one of the four plants
o'j the San Dicso Panama flight is
ailrift upon the pc> an twenty fiv^
r.-:K'S off Jim Ju:;n del -»r
Guam .Ian. IS—The Russian Mut
'■rshlo Diana which left Vladivos
tok in Juuo for Uerrilng sea had
<va eventful tilp. For thr ® moatlia
sae has been hoU>lesS-y adrift while)
tl'j crew was at a point of starv
atlon. Her arrival hero en:iblcd the
i-row to g«t suppii 4 an 1 re 'irt.rat< ■
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"Raaso^s
voVva sYio-cAd V\.a.\3£ a. T^mOs.
3\ccow\ \»UV\ MS.
SAFETY—No risk whatever. Lost or stolen
checks can be duplicated without cost.
CONVENIENCE—Paying bills by check is the
easiest, simplest method of paying them.
SYSTEM—You have a complete record of all
money received and spent, with accurate
dates and amounts.
We assure you Safety Convenience
and System
Bank of Alaska f
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* Finnan Haddie—Kippered Herring ■
J Fresh Lot Extra Fancy Quality *
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■ Kippered Herring - 20c per ib. *
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* Finnan Haddie - - 35c per lb. ^
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Finnan Haddie—Kippered Herring
Fresh Lot Extra Fancy Quality
just received ex "Mary"
Kippered Herring - 20c per lb.
Finnan Haddie - - 35c per lb.
P. H. GANTY
Route Over Indian Trails From
Careros§ To Teslin River
Down Teslin To Nisutlin To
The Ross Thence To Gravel
River And The Mackenzie—
Total Less Than 600 Miles
Senitl0 Jan. 20—Dr. I... S. Kt-1- f
•jr of Skagway is In Se&tte and
vns .nterviewed with reference to
n-w oil fl'lds on the Mi-Kenzl -
iver. He stated that the Skagwpy
'out0 offers the best overland trip
or th. se oil fields especially is this
rue for th« winter travel.
The route commences at Carcmss
irer country for five hundred
nil's thru districts weIl timbered
tn' orf.rin^ everything nec'suary
cr gotd vvint'r travel. Comniene
'» at Caroross the route would be
i; Taetsli to the north end of At
tn l;!v. Atlin to N'aisutlin river:
!wn uP this riv0r to the mouth of
iie Kot'.i r \<r on ihe Pelley up tlio!
Jess rivfr rd thru its lakes to thei
[radwat"pR cf Gnvl river down
;rim.J riv r to »ie McKgn/u and I
heice to F :f Norman. Th-s Edmu!
■>n route i? lor.g and tlir i c very
irren aud rmgu country.
Tho Skagway Carcross route Is
'"e<t sad leads over Indian trails
:i'ady established and U-ied.
Seattle Jan 20—Th0 White Pass
'.i I lli' d lin^s are preParlug to
•ndle a Llg movement of frelglit
;.d I'jsseuger traffic via Sl:*gway
■ 't Norman in. the M!cKeiizi« oil
i ids
i'liis rouie will start from Oar
r> ss and means f» bout six hundred
:i"cs of overland travel whlla the
•ul of steel at Fort McMUxray
:"vp Edmonton, Albert- is HOO
li'cs from the new oil discoveries.
. ixousafid stampeders are winter
is at Fort MeMurray.
KePerts received in Seattle show
aat there tre more than one thous
n.l stsnipeders now at Fort Mellon
V where they arQ forced to win
10 IfiEMT
Konit Jan 19—The cabinet decid
d that at a meeting of) th® su
ireme council to be held in Paris
U>1;.- will not support any measure
a .culated to fore© Germany to ful
ill in their entirity the obligations
i? the VeT3ailles treaty.
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Seattle J-n 19—The s S Je«ei>
on of the Alaska Steamghip Co has
»-en withdrawn from the Alaska rar
mtil April first. The Alameda of
l~e same line will takej th® Skagway
ail on Feb. 9th returning to Juji
■au from SkagTvay with local pas
engers thence to the westward froir
funesu. The Admiral Watson( will
>0 returnel to th9 A^®tekan service
a about thrco weak*.
tt>r awaiting tli0 opting of spring
triirej I of ore proceeding on to the
0:1 fit Ida.
Man? meu planning to go Into the
fie'ds after looking carefully over
t'a« various routes hay© found the
reusability of the Skagway Carcross
rojte from Vancouver & Seattle so
superior as to distance danger and
a.j a i'me saver that many are mak
ing plans to go In that way. In
addition to the fact that the rout"
Is much quicker they will be able
to negotiate it during the winter
season when tlio going is good and
l-.e^vv Kicks of supplies ran readily
t)-> hauled on sleds. Shelter in the
va.'t timbp»- tracts thru which the
trllo run a big fea,tt're,' to
be considered and tliife timber will
pre vide an adequate supply of wood
Mrch of tne way can be made on
rivers and over laJtes which will
greatly expedite the travel of the
stamptder.
Tho men Planuling to tak© this
ro> t£ claim (hat th<T will be In
Fort Norman by th0 time, that those
travelling ovcr tlie other route start
la th" spring ami they will thus be
:iMe to beat them to the fields and
iave i gr»at advantage in looking
o\er the ground befor0 the big
crowd now wintering in It. McMur
rai get in.
The ^\*hite Pass line and the
st'amltD companies are offering all
inormation to th-i public a; to the
■skagway Carcross route. Informa
tion as to Quitting in th© north
s.n1 otli°r accomodations ar° said to
be ample- The stampeder will De
in telegraphic touch with the outside
world up to th© time he leaves
Carcrcss which Is only six hundred
miles from Fort Norman on the Mc
Kutizl.. river.
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0 TREATY
Konit Jan 19—The cabinet decid
ed that at a meeting of) the gu
pr^nie council to bo held in Paris
Itnly will J'Ot support any measure
ca.culated to fore© Germany to ful
fil in thpir entirity" tlie obligations
o? the VeraaillgS treaty.
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Sea«le' J-n 13—The S S JeMe">
son of the Alaska St©amghip Co has
b-en withdrawn from the Alaska ror
J until April first. The Alameda of
■ tl-e same line will takq the skagway
run on Fob. 9th returning to Juji
e«u from Skagnvay with local pas
sengers thence to the westward froir
Junesu. The Admiral Watsonj will
■bo returne l to th9 A'&Bksn Service
la about thrco wee^«>
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!0175.000
Washington Jan 19—The House
"nd Senata psaged a resolution re
ducing tile Unit©! States Army to
one hundred and seventy five thous
and jEfcn.
WET
Paris Jan. 18—Brland a well
tnovn French etat^man who has
servcd at th° head of the French
government succc^ded in forming a
c&Dinet. i ■ i
Sen. icCormack
Back From Europe
Washington Jan. 18—Senator Mc
Ctormack returned from Europe to
a«y- i'-!/ -a. jftitK
Chicago Jan. 18—TiTe youthful
mcU's held, up a mall trualc on th«
rest side at the Union fetation here
aaay. After securing tNrolv® sacka
( mall they escaped In an auto. . i
Ten of the twelve sacks contained
pijiatSered mall pouch«a and com
pifaed a shipment of federal i«
gtrro bana moi^r which was ejn
roate to St. Paul.
Tea of the twelve sacks contained
registered moll pouch-ea and com
prised a shipment of federal re
S^rre banje mot^j- which was «p
roate to St. Paul.
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YV.ishiilgton Jan 19—The Senate
fused twice to go into eiocwtiv6
tfiion to conflrtn the ®°0 army
ominations of the President. The
ePi-blican leaders have decided not
j confirm Wilsons nominations &t
lis session. ,Th'0 list for confhm
Hon Include many offlcers who muij
jtire Maivh fourth unless theV arej
lafimed.
OSEUfttH
9
thicsgo Jan. IS—Five men etoP
,'d <n auto driven by Mrs Sigmund
Livingstone and robbed her of
er jow°ls valued at $10,000.00.
They appeared in the garb of po
cemen and thus were enabled to
;op th0 c-t without exciting th^
omart's suspicion.
IS
ATTENDED if
Austin Tex. Jan. 19—Thirty fiv«
prominent Mexican officials . h«*ad
td l>y General Prlz Trevlno attend
6d the Inauguration ceremonies of
tfhe new governor of Texas Put X
General PjIz TreMno is the
Chief of Staff In the Mexican Ar
my and thtt pergonal representative
of President Obregon of Mexico.
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3eattfa Jan 19—Safe crackfem^n
entered the state bank at Lyman
Sfcaget county, and cleaned o^it tho
valuables In th° safe. They secured
teii thousand dollars worth of Lib
erty bonds wid three hundred dol
lars m cash. •
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