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SK.UJWAV, Al.ASKA, TH1KSIHV, JI U 21. 1021
rwrtTv te> cf\t«
Rockefeller Reported Given
Away His Huge Fortune
\v» V.irk. July il Tin* Ni'«
Yttrk V .ivlil .iui»>hh< ' <1 Itwl.*. ' at
juiiii O liv- *.>'>•! i««r hail mi
sul ••!* Uis mtmonso fortune. t>wpt
|l»tn (<■ "n" <>: liis im
IIHM atul (lie several ril
u. .initial a t t*har«t!ihl<' v
\!r Ui>< ««-fi*llor (>•: irv>I
«• i2 . iiui]i x hi Pt'ioml*!'!". Ii'l 1 I"
i* atvu iilittvrt (no it.—i
masked hv a single Individual Thc
■ \;h'| nmiMiiit of his wealth oan only
lit* atiessed at.
\iv.»nit the many institutions that
he lias favored with his contribu
tion* ap* I'niversitv of I'hioaso.
\ assar < olfejte. Narnard College: hi>
the Kin-kefeller Institute
• »• .VodVtl Besearch. and made
< ii it liberal endowments
i ,•> ainoMul of his donations is es
timated a! over one hundred and
11 ovis lie was sj years old
eittblh of Jutv.
u*r o\ * • »:«'••« o ai'tl ( uii.i<w% ».l
ho \rvti» roguni
RUMORS GOLD FIND
STIRS PROSPECTORS
> Ahtsiaii i i
'
merit VI«-11 who w»*r«* in thin s«v-1
l •• lmiiiiiiI is r>"i»irt»>«l 10 Pa>
|i< : d.. ■ t»> tin- in.m A p.iri - of |»r»>s
ary. .mil it :>• r<"t>ortMd. tli.ii on» i.j
lite (liirt. is now Oil his ».i. lo r«v .i
h.i.l 4>r i f ivjtiirt'ij strike, hut
'
Lloyd George To
Visit Washington
i.cmdnn J.il> 21 It
noum-ed ber* i.niuy t
i.forsf w ill attend the ri
i«> lieUl .it WushUienni
the I»o« i-rs
»M\i i. s\i\i:y !•>»: ti \i in i:>
I».s \ti itifs. Iowa. July 2! —The
i *1 states s{>em!s more
on than ;t di»s »ti loacl'fts'
■s. delegates to i .e firs' bus
ings >• -:4»n of the r»pres' utathf
assembly •>( iU• national ••JiK'l'iPi:
v r«* told t • ■ i. l \ by |1
B. WaUlo. chaitnutu of Hit- vtummft
t>*e on salaries.
The majority of undertrained
t»;n -hers in America. is d:;-- H" <• ii.
i small salaries.
ALLIES OWES U. S.
946.000.000 IN INT.
\\ ,ii Jul\ 21 — Secret :ir>
i { ,S t\ i.«Id The Senate fmnnee
. ih.i our allies during the
wot lti sv.it . I ncle Sam the
_!» i«t nine hiiiulrtMl fvv«
iltu»n in a«vu inula ted in
Congress To Give
Aid To Veterans
s .1 - li.cron. .lul> 21 —President
Mat.iinis and the republican leaders
the ser.a! ;ire working on a plan
w' icb the accrued interest on tin*
-: il million dollars owed so
i'i's. eovernment by the Ruropean nu-1
< l„. sot aside as a bonus for for- j
\\ i July 21 Tilt' SIM. |
.Mr today broke all words in pass- I
|l.(* Snuuil-Swt'PI bill, which [
. S!.- for a consolidation of all fed
. ics dealing wiili vol era ns
■ i benefits to disabled former j
!• it.>n. July 2> —The Smoot
i ' 1 which calls for th est.ib- '
:it of a separate federal de-j
if-.' to deal with the veterans,
rare.n:. was favorably reported j
•- finance committee to the sen- '
Thiele To Be
Surveyer-General
V .-'.ir.gton. July 21—The name,
• i rl T'uieie. of Kuskikwim to be J
ur • r general of Alaska was today
. • .1 senate by President Hard
Mr. Tliiele is now in Juneau, j
III >1 I'I'olM.K <>\ EARTH
VISIT IN SEATTI-E
Seattle, July £1.—Returning from
i!;" convention at Los Angeles, twen
ty thousand Elks and their lad;,
friends are in complete command on
the city today.
The Kiks who are returning from
their convention will attend the
Washington State Elks' convention.
What's The Use?
T:iki* \ 11 ln\<>ntot\ «»f VoiiiA«'lf—What Hjivo Vmi Saved So Fan—
Two iiM'ii Mart life on an o\< n l>a>i-—nm* Iwliovfv] in saving
—on*» <li<l n«»:—Whrn opportunit) kiunked, the one who «aved
w;i*» a- l«* iw urasp it, the other wa> n«»t.
Failure f«» savr will stand iH ivsnii you and >ur«-ess.
Bank of Alaska
Child Lost In
Wood;Found
Seattle. .V.:!v il —Caramella Cor#
Polo, a three year old child, white
play ins with some companions to
day. became separated from her lil
tio pi. vmai.x and wot.dpred ivio
The wood* and became lost. A eom
pjinv of national guards from Camp
Kveret i \Vn . Ju|\ 21 The soar. h
for Carinclln Cora Polo, the thro-'
>ear old child who strayed away
from ' v pin1 iv.ates and wandered
into i ho woods In Skapit county, con
ress was hoi tit made in the search
and Mood ho'iiuls wore despatched
Cable Brevities
Sjw<k;rttp, Jil Stall' Aena
15 \ Hut. ' >•"> died here tod
.
j'larino engineers sirike throughout
■ lio coast. against .1 independent S
S . OlUpal • 'S
■
mored t it Jivri:
I hp treat* linvw1
i'l It is ru
.iry .if Stall'
I nltuU Stales
St'.i 11K', .1 , 2! —The Ciiy ('1 Se
attle came ;n froT;'. Alaska lust night
ileorge Krise!. a TOetiiiier of the crew
■
(•(I to the hospital Hi* life is dis
r.eneral Ha vs. is working ou a plan
by which new- ma }1» given out to
farmers Ity means of wireless tele
l»'u ties, u - ng the ra<1>. stations a.r
mail service for such purpose.
.
rus Cole. a newspai«»r editor was to
day elected to reprv-ent the fifth
congressional district i:i Congress,
to succeed .la- "s W i id who re
cently resigned Mr. Cn.'e is a re
New Home of Japan's Parliament
FAR EAST QUESTION
BOBS UP ONCE MORE
1»mi the far V.is
Borah On Warpath
Lvdoa, N .1.. .1
Powers' "Pilgrims" Sightseekers
Round Trippers on Princess Alice
that ever honored Sk-igway came to
town yesterday, when the Princes?
Mice anchored They are known as
the "rowers' Pilgrims." and pet the
appellation because they are mem
bers of tlie first tour this season con
ducted by the Powers' tourist apency
of Chicago. Ill The party left the
Illinois metropolis July 5, and trav
eled l'\ easy stapes in their own pri
vate i ir through the Canadian rock
ii!S. with rest periods at Bamff. Lake
Louise and Vancouver. Clear skies
greeted the pilprims all through the
trip until they stopped ai Juneau,
hul the clouded skies of yesterday
did not dampen the ardor
of the hunch. They hoarded the
White Horse train on arrival and
viewed the wonders of the White
Horse pass, retnrninp from Ben
nett in the afternoon. Today was
spent in viewing the wcnderfnl
scenery around the city and a yacht
trip around the harbor. The party
and Mrs. Matth<
nephew of ' * ' -
the Misses Man!..: .T At
Misses Louis-' I. tValsh. 1.
■
113 : the Misses nianelie and JerepV
ine Mcttinness. Pixor
Bojutoti ard dauphier Poi: Oak
dall and daughters. Maici.i ai d K*c
lvn. Misses Grace K. • ■«. At;*
Swanson and 1. - >i
■
Threedy and Artia Peir** • i at .i
daughter and .lames
all of Chicago. Clin: 0 Tiltf«n.
former newspaper publisher of Pst!
ville. 11! . is in charge of 'e part
They leave for the states this even- i
ing on the Princess AIk.
S. S. Pilot Cause
Dead In Seattle
Irish Question
Still Unsettled
^ tlx IT —
r (JiiipM tf> *
r»r4- ot tin* Ir1«h PU^ioTl V
* • ir bc-en in contlcti
o i.'t-rPKc* with dnrlne
d»v fir d pvonlw?. Ow»rr«
at tin* Talac® at inldnipb? *» A
1 to Ktr* Gi*r*rf * d«r*i
rh I© will pubrr.it to t*^U
PARTY OF NEW YORK
TOURISTS ON ALICE
• t< f|| tfc* HE1 '«
THE
WHITE PASS X
YUKON ROUTE
The
Gateway
Route
Of
Comfort
Service
Safety
To and From Atlin, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and All In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
<>i otii »»' will aj*or
arr rosrnlarH t?*o r*?*ir^ l^ncih of thr Yukon Rirrr an*]
Trail Sen pvrq - h W n Skap»| and VHtK^
hor«c- Parlor ol>M*rrniinn ran- on frcry iralr*.
l or fnll Informatiofj roiianlinc pa«i*on$n»r ami frrij^it ml<w s|t| I) to
H WHEELER. General Manager
5kagua>. Alaska
<>r 510 Aiavk*. UDfldinc, Seattle, Wvh.