HISTORICAL 6
®he tiaily Jitashan
GtPUIY KILLED
;' iir't.inks. Sept. :> Oepntv I'ni
t"d States Marshal J U Anders *ai
and killed at Hoi Sprites to
'
n ■ the deputy. Cote is
i!i>,i i» ;it t'te time the deed
• ■ t>f eisitt t"en from Hot
it out to take Cote into
•vMuy, who. resisting arrest, was
ilcr* w.ii> considered one of the
deputies on i!:e force He
leat -s :in a'~ed not her at Hot
Saves Baddy From
Jail Sentence
N. J.. St*pl. 6. How
'•'uMivs" of tN* l«a»tli'tt»*ld stick
after f '» > have hiYLinir
l«» a nwn filled with inter-1
nice Ms.in, charwd with
I'iMjrt rotw-t etwl. rmifiniied |
■
-r t.<l <<<;iection in the
<• went out and made
ti--is,» i.ntvas which net
') fur t!ie fine and
fltir fain accepted the
U) l.*»sion hero and they
in Co. H.< 210th
lilin>.s r<M>K I'l.ACK ,
<>! i>i:iit imtlx:ki:
S»pt i' - The body
rjus-'ll dross, who
( i rtvpr C. Rersdotl's
■ •evicted draft dod
•>;,! army service, was
i >lay. It was one of
heroes to arrive and
l.irge d<" legation of re
and others who as
• l he fins draped cask
' man who took IScru
: iss was killed in ac
ifter he had heen
e times. The hod*
<! with full militarv
1:1 \. \*su.\i:n
riv .n \k.\»
W.ish.. Sep' 7.—The
.! River Conference of t'o
<•: Moscow. ld:i'>o, to
it Junoan. Alaska
ri »ill succeed lie-. H.
•- i"'i as aeronaut)
' I*'■ 'd 1 *i!tif for season
1'• -2. verrit "ars experience,
inferences. 0 V.. 1 Jvnbo. Pierre.
Roof and Underwood
Named as Delegates
Washington. Sept. 10.—Senator
I'nderwood and Klihu Knot have
been named as the third and fourth
members of the American delegates
to the Limitations of Armament
conference.
SOCIKTY t.KTS I \MIM S I'KFSS
Chicago.—The printing press uf
Kliiah P. l-oveioy. a iolri mist ed
itor who Ios! h s li*> in • Alton
riots on a November dr.* in ls<>3.
has just been acquired in t":c Chi
cago Historical Society. T'l. ;voss,
upon which Mr. lx>vejoy published
Ills Alton Observer 1 'led
by the rioters and t ;"OWn into the
Mississippi ri*. er. Several years ago
it became part of the historical col
lection of the late C. K. Ctmther of
Chicago.
ri i:siii\<; to i»r» -
MK!V\!> «'l HONOR
IVrshins has bo«Ti
eood to Franco Wiii."
prosont tli«? (Vmsros^iO'' : tnxiuls of
honor to tho unkn •« ~ s "°uuvs of
that ro« nhlio.
.TJ.Hitt ItiSTOJ i || ! ■
j\ : mi t. s.
Washington
tor flononil Ha an::oavi> 1 i* d;iv
li!< offioos : t! l
< \I.OKR WANTS "J ~, Hi-or
liwr.
ki i roi i: i»i:; n. \ rt -
To ni\rri:iM i:
Washington. Sept. 9 -Tin1 p-es
ident li'l it hi> known t' s» lint four
Lodge have definiteiy
; etntiors of the to ill.
IAIUNKT « M.I s SI'Kfl \ I.
mkkti\«. ok r\ni.i \mk\t
Dublin. Sept 10
ribinet with I>cv.»I<ra pro idiv: de
cided this eventm: to call a private
i-ieetinc of the Pttrtliment in order
to consider the British Cabinet's la
the Irish quesiioti at Inverness on
September 2S.
I.I.OYP (.K.out.i: <;IVKS
Kl KTHKR OOX< KSSIOX8
London, Sept. f* —Lloyd (Jeorjte
is said to have yielded it:.'.re c >:md
in the negotiations with the Ir:Sh
republicans. In ti e opinion of those
who are supposed to knew ii is ad
mitted that he frank i1
the six conditions :mpo; d in the re
amended if thereby peace pan be at
tained.
"I Wish I Were Rich!"
I>i«l you over hear a fellow say that? Of course
v«u «!i<l. You've >aid it yourself many times. Hut
>our ui^hini: never got you anywhere. .If you want
to learn how to swim you will get info the water.
If >«>u want to skate jou will s«*t tin* in*. .Well
tfv«-n •? Miii want to Ik* rich, S.WK YOl U MoNKY. \:|
of the lug fortunes today are the result of a small
iie^inninu.
81.IHI WII.L OPEN* \ SAVINGS ACTOI NT
IBarnlk ®ff Mask®
Babe Ruth Ties
Last Years Record
Philadelphia. Sept. 10.—Babe
Ruth tied the record of last year,
[and the largest number of home
runs ever made by any one batter in
one year.
AMKRIC.W LK«;iO\ OK S. C.
WANTS HAKVKY RKCAL1.KP
Newberry. S. P.. Sept 10.—The
\merican l^ecion in convention at
this place, passed resolution of cen
sure on the American Ambassador
to Oreat Britain. They take rad:cal
exception to the statemetn made 1"
Harvey as to America's reasons for
entering the war. The resolutior.s
call upon the President to recall
Harvey.
Seek to Bolshevize •
IL S. Merchant Marine
San Francisco, Sept. 10.—That a
few radicals are putting forth thelT
efforts to Bolsheviie the American
Merchant Marine and win over the
seamen "for the cause" was made
by Andrew Furuseth. the Labor
1/eader at a meeting In Sailors Hall
last night. The radicals are work
ing thru agents in San Francisco.
KAUS'S OM.Y SCT-WO-WtO
VX)R I-AST Q1ARTKR
New York. Sept. 10—The Stand
ard Oil company earned only twen
ty seven million three hundred
thousand dollars for the last quar
ter ending in August. That was the
cash dividends paid out by tl>e com
Labor and Industrial Leaders Discuss Means
of Providing Work 5,735,000 Unemployed
Washington. Sept. 6 -Plans for
I'resident Harding's national confer
ence on unemployment will probably
be completed in time to permit ilio
gatheric hero by the middle of Si-j*
it was said today bv Secre
tary Hoover.
Mr. Hoover said it was hoped to
limit the conference to from fifteen
to twenty-five members representitii
the country geographically \ small
number is necessary. Mr. Hoover de
clared. to permit of cconstructiv.
Controversial questions such as
the closed shop, wages or cotid tioj:
of labor also will be avoided by the
dd.ng ihat t'e aim of the confer
ence would Iv h drfinil# program of
.milj- of action by industry and the
community to relieve Uie unemploy
~' <> conference. Mr Hoover Mid.
continue fot" some time, l-ate
unemployment has placed the nam
Iwr out of work in the country at
about S.TOfl.OOf Mr Hoover today
expressed the belief thai a close
study of conditions would reveal a
<.imewliat smaller total. During the
lime of hish wapes ir. 1920. he said.
imtx -« of people, in some cases,
four or five in one family were out
of >vorl>. hat not from necessity. AH
of these could not be placed on the
unemployment list, he said
Noted Movie Actor
Held for Murder
Sanfrancisco. Sept. —"Fai '
Arbuckle. the well known mov. «
tor. is held (or investigation i*
death of Virplnia Kapp". an .1
Miss Kappe died following
in Arlmokle's room in ilio S: F-.uio
is Hotel.
i:i:< onstiji ction t»v i.ntm
< \\\i:i:\ ST.1KTKD
plant of Ubbx. McXeil .v Libit; Co .
which was destroyed by f.re in .t. e.
is to be rebuilt us soon as pos: .hie.
lias been announced by D. v.".
ilranch, resident agent. The motnr
sliip Libby Maine, which arr. d
ftt. loading materia: {«.• the recon
struction of the Konai plant, and
days. The Libbv, McXeil & l.ibbv
staff hopes to have !h« plant ready
for operation as soon us the s-ihnon
season opens next year Tn« steam
er San Juan, with 20.000 e.:s-'s of
salmon from Southeastern Alaska
points, arrived in Senile for i le
Libby concern. and th»- \V. 1J. Hur
rows is discharsins 2S.0'iu cans it
the Spokane Si. et Terminal t :'ie
Port of Seattle.
(DAI. AMI oil. KOlt TIMNS.
I'Arillt >11 \MERS
Tanks with a total fuel nil capac
ity of 20.000 barrels have been con
structed at I'nalaska for the con
venience of ships in the traits-pacific
and Alaskan trade. The Alaska
Steamship Company, which .nstalled
the tanks, also maintains i oal hunk
ers of S000 tons capacity
r. s. responsible for
I1KI.AY OF SETTLEMENT
Geneva. Sept. 9.—The delay of the
Allies in settling the mandate ques
tion was laid at the door of the
T'nited States. Lord Robert Cecil,
in a speech before the league of
tlon yesterday.
TWO KII.I.KI) RY
OVERTURNED At TO
Seattle. Sept. 9.—H. E. Bowerman
a wealthy stockman and his wife of
Snoqualtnie, were killed when their
auto upset on the sunset highway.
They were driving their machine at
top speed when the accident occur
red.
Tornado Sweeps Sioux
Falls and Avoca
Omaha. Sept. 10.—A sever*' tor
n: o swept West Sioux Falls. S. D..
and Avoca. Nehrasca. last nifht.
Pour killed and a heavy property
\\ i:\M.KI. V(»T TO <;kt
BRKAKW ATKR
The Alaska Bureau Is in receipt
of . lirrnlar from the Board of En
■- tie- rs for Rivers and Harbors, re
jecting the report of the District en
KittC' "s, recommending the improve
ment of Wranpell harhor by ihe
construction of a breakwater.
5»cx »*l I>oKs not
ni \v appointment
W .■«hinjrton. Sept. 9.—After he
id been in two long conference#
«i;'i President Hardins and Secre
tary Hu.ches. Elihu Root today de
ed to deny ihe report that he was
i become a member of the Ameri
can delegation at the conference for
tlie limitation of armaments.
HARIMXG AtVEPTS
PK1 SIOFNO PRESS congress
j Nrw York. Sept. S.—President
j Harding who owns the Marion Star,
l.as .irei p'od the honorary presiden
cy of the Press Congress of the
World. This congress is to bo held
in Honolulu the middle of October
In accepting the President made It
plain that he could not attend the
congress.
ORDER GVARHS TO
*H«>OT TO K1I.1.
McNeill's Island. Sept. ? —Order*
have been issued to the gunrds who
are hunting for Gardiner, to shoot
to kill in the taking of the prisoner,
if any resistance is encountered.
COAST TO «;F.T SQVARE DK\L
Seattle. Sept S —M< yer Listncr.
a member of the Shipping Roirl
\>bo has been oast, arrived in this
city yesterday. He states that bas
ket will give tfc-i Pacific Coast a
square deal :*i the shipping busl
ine**
MARK WD FRANC ARE
FALLING LOWER
New York. Sept. 10.—The German
mark has dropped below on cent.
The French franc is also falling In
price.
SAN ANTONIO IS
RAVAGED fit FLOODS
San Antonio. Sept. 10—Th *
'of San Antonio, Texas. was vis'teJ
i by a severe flood which did n anv
| million dollars' worth of. ditnape
j and cost many persons their lives.
The San Antonio river which wind
1 thrn the city rose from hen'v r*:ic«.
i until it attained a height of fift<-en
j feet in many blocks in the heart or
j the business section of the city
Some of the police estimate that tb
number of d^nd *111 rMch as ma..»
as five hundred Sli ar« know# to
be dead. The flood swept thru the
central business section with great
fury.
Troop* from Tort Sam Hoosto«
are petroling the city to prevent dis
orders. The latest report* Indicate
that all Is quiet there.
San Antonio. Sept It. - Thiriv
two hod iff of those drowned in
flood have been recovered Tho**
recovered thns far are mainly wo
men and children Th° remit* ol
ndditional d»ad. which si* ?o»rto«
In. indicate that aeveral boDdr»Kl
' avp twn drowned. Th# prop*rt*
|o<« is »*tlmat<»d to b* Mwmi •«'
and pipht million dollar*
(JOVT Flj<*>nKT> WITH
rROTRSTS A(.A1\ST M K1 1 \
Wash in pi on. Sept J-—SV-—« of
' protests spalnst the Kn Klux Wjiti
! are eo*nin> to the p.ivemnieni Th< •
are accompanied by demand* for
| povernment action to ■•fc'vl. tM*
movement The floo<l hec.-.r. to
! rome in today
( ROW \ PRIMTt
rnt.KS pk\i~f mi *^i m -
Tokio. Sept 1#—Crown Prince
Hiro Sito ir. a speech last 'lipbt.
nrped the necessity of establishing
a world peace, and the doinp of
everything possible to maVe the
forthcominp Washington Corfr
ence a success
GRFFK STKAMSHtr
R\II>FI> FOR
New York. Sej>! S —Federal pro
hihition and narcotic apents raider
the Greek steamship. Kinp Aleica
der. in this port today In the 'aid
a number of shots were fired and
seven members of the ere* werr
wounded Liquor and narcotic# to
the value of one hundred thousarr
dollars were confiscated After tbc
raid Frank. J Fitipatrick. the ' iel
narcotic officer, who took part in tl "
raid, committed suicide, at a nearby
pier.
FIRST RK1.IKF C.IVI V
TO TWO m"M»RFn
Petrorrad. Sept 10—Hnovet * re.
lief started its service in this ei>>
when 200 children were served
New Mining Law
Will Benefit
Seattle. Sept. *.—Tli* new it*
TwHhH Harding timed. »r,d
i<>- ostend* the time for dotn* M
sn ;et work on mining rlilini to
vt Jun' ""ill he of rreat benefit to
A skan miner*, acrordlnr !o Mtor
-e L»•>''"< The lnw «l*o proTlded
for the msrk'nc ot bonndarte* In oil
«p."U p.nd oil r'aimc np to Jau
fir«t Thin extenirton of time
i he!p the pro* pert era |tet theee
houpdsrtea *tra(fh»ened out
vl \I5T KOIDHorSK
MT. M.KIM.FT r\RK
Fred Oawidy. former tlme-fce»per
1 of the \ V. C . *tid D. * Steaay
11* Mart * ww reaort about 1#
mill* from Mt. MrKtnley park,
bc-o ihrv have dlacovered * n>lB
rnl spring the nalore of which ll
milar to that of Shaata aprlnra
?*;;» 1H» "T*» RKOHiMTtON OF
l l|lRW^>N tW»\KRNMK\T
Sept 9 —Elmer Dov«r. a
pr-«otial friend of Prealdent Hard
irm predict' thai the United State*
will shortly reooenl** the rovern
nv-m of Ohrepon in Mexico Mr
Po\er officially admitted that he la
t 1 . personal representative of Prea
id-"t Ohrc-pon in thia country
Snl»«orthe for n.e I tally Aluk
rune
WMil® Pass &
Ymfedrna BSaraa®
The Route to the Interior
Thf Galrwtv Rontr of Comfort. Senior. »ml (Uf«7
To anil From Xilln. l»mr«on. r»irh*nk.«. Mil All Interior
llMta *th1 Yukon Rlvrr Point*.
4g;.
^SS38^
Rail and River Service
During season of navicaii • onr fleet of modern steamer*
will operaie regularly the entire length of tb« Takca
River and tributaries
Daily Train Service (e\cept Sundays) be!ween Skaguay
and Wbitehorse Tarior observation car* on «r»rt train
Koi fail information refnriling aad freight
riiot apply to
Ho WftissSsr
General Manager
5kaguav Alaska
Or S10 Alaska Bolldinc, Seattle, Wish.