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^utiy Alaskan
VOlu .V TWENTY-FIVTH YEAR
PRICK TKN CKXTH
R.C.I.P. GETS I
" MURDERER '
IS HON
sum Feh. 11.—ScrKt
• r Royal Canadian
v r.-ived here 'oday
i :i\ with Chimooske
- Ci'lmcbja it>6 an. whom he
■ Mexican Capital.
i>ut followed him
until he found him
« .; fi» taken to Prince
for trial, he being
d. able murder.
\ i . <;■ ! - PKOTKSTS
. « . m ;;i «.<« RK«.
i; \ I » TA\ MKTHOI»
»b 10 —Mranjw
■ sy senators and
in a.! parts of the
- un the placing of
ii for tiie payment of
.;s bill provisions
.hat congress is
, »if the bonus tax
- mlders of the
.; i. is shielding the
most vigorous.
>. \l V . >1 'I ! M V\ Kll.l.EO
I THKKI VK«.ROKS
:» J F. Scott, an
w..s found shot
wad the vict'm of
-
<>l CO\(.RKSS
p.. FVh It.—The or- '
t :rry million dol
p : S Ship
■.! :nust be held '
•v: i-pss has de
il i! proposes to
d nc of American 1
is what Herbert '
a-tran of the re-'
on the ]
nr»*d toniftht after
h Pi iident Lasker
■ AT TO REPLACE
>TE \MER A1.ASKA
Feb I: —Vice-president
lUtska S S Co.,
• p «•. .?ral weeks.
•>\ of a vessel in
s for Sis company, to
- S . mska. which was
». reports that he
secure a suit
x 'or n»if» A!«»k»r
\\ ASHIXGTOX-ALASKA
CABLE IS CHIEF LTXK
K rxnnc uxs
Washington. Feb. 11—That the
Washington-Alaska military cahlf
should be regarded as the first link
in the transpacific foTernment fable
line, was the emphatic declaration
of Chief of the A'Siy Signal Corps
Squire today hp for? the appropria
tions committee oi the house.
MI ST STOr 1NFLVX
JAPS IF FRIENDLY
RKLATIOXS OOXT1NTE
Washington. Feh. 11.—If friend
ly relations are to be maintained
with Japan this government "must
effectually stop the continued ad
mission of Japanese and the rapid
increase of Japanese population,
according to the declaration of V.
> McClatchv. publisher of the Sac
ran.ento Bee.
McClatchy made rbis declaration
in a statement today before the
bouse committee on immigration,
which Is holding a hearing.
v S. BESSIE ROU.tR BADLY
DAMASK!) BY TERRIFIC
ST«>RM IV MUMXTCAN
San Francisco. Feb 10—The
steamsr.ip Bessie Dollar lies eight
Hundred miies fro.j Cape Flattery
n a badly damaged condition
A terrible storm struck the ship
*-hich damaged her. taking away
her bridge.
The steward was killed by falling
wreckage and the captain badly in
jured
This information was gotten from
-adio messages received here this
norning.
HAW ARTIC1.KS TO PAY
T\\ I1>R ROM > K1 M)
Washington. Feb. 11—Among
he other taxes agreed upon by the
louse ways and means committee
'or the sold er s bonus hill fundes
ire a 2 Hr, on undivided profits of
•orporations. a sn All parrel post
ax, one cent per chIIod 01: gasoline,
wenty-five cents ver horsepower
m automobiles, an Increase of ten
>er cent, on commissions an in
■rease of five cen."s per thousand
m cigarettes. two cents a pound
m smoking and chewing tobacco.
PRISON PASSES RIRTHRU
WORKING rsi \1
West Orange.. Feb 11—Thomas
v Edison today celebrated his sev
enty fifth birthday.
As usual. Mr Pdison spent the
lay working and seemed to be as
i»le as ever.
NITER STATES ANR JAPAN
SETTLE ^ AP Ql'KSTlOV
Washington Feb. 11.—The Vni
ed States and Japan signed up to
la? the treaty seating the contro
rersy over the Island of Yap
IT TAKES GRIT
—to accomplish yoor ambition*
T -f s more in Bull Hop Tenacity than there is In Luck,
jbi.sh a hank account with the firm determination to star
■ til you accumulate a certain fixed sum and stay with it
; you win.
©ff Rifflskffl
SKACWAY, ALASKA
MAKE THREATS
TO DTRIWITE
IIll HUH
Centralia. Feb. 10.—A threat has
been received through the mails
that the memoria. hall, which is
he ng planned to he built in honor
1 of the Armistice Day victims, will
lie dynamited.
The committee in charge of this
movement will not heed the threat,
but continue on with the building
! of the hall.
WKsrmAsT shipping
COM 111 XK l.AYS Pl.AXS
RKPORS HARIMM.
Washington. Feh 1 ] —rians for
the organization ot a thirty million
dollar Pacitic ports combine were
laid before President Harding to
day by a delegation representing
; t:t* shipping inierwst> of the west
' coast.
SMA1X B«>V MARKS MCCH
TRol I«> POR OOYKRN MKXT
RAl»IO tkrrpnoxv>
"Washington. Feb 10—"The in
genuitv of the smull boy with the
wireless telephone has the govern
ment at its wit's end," declared Her
bert Hoover, secretary of commerce
today, and added. "So serious has '
been tne constant aerial chatter by '
youthful amateurs that the govern
ment has found it necessary to bold
a conference next * enk to work out
a system of control to protect the
legitimate use of the radio telephone
for the purposes of national defense
and commerce.
KKWON M.W 1.EGA1.I.Y
Al.IEY AS
Washington Fob. 11 —Attorney '
General l*augherty mad- a ruling .
today in which he decides lhat Sen- |
alor Kenyot of Iowa can legally I
Qualify as federal .udge
Senator Kenyon rias withheld his
resignation from the senate until
this question was decided
POI.H V mCSTROT
OOXFlS< \TKI> VAKlMTIO
New York. Teh 11.—The polico
department of the jarcotic division i
today destroyed three and one-half i
million dollars' wot.h of confiscated
narcotics and opiuu layouts
FATHER \M» S<>\
OiWItTKD OF 1T1.U D
Toronto. Feb 10 —Nathan Bren
ner and his son, Mcver, who are ■
dealers in foreign exchange, were
convicted today of defrauding their
creditoVs out of seven hundred I
thousand dollars.
A\ < "HORACE SCHOOl.R* >V
GETS HIGH HOVOK
The following is trotn the "Amer
can School," an educational maga
tine published in M.lwaukee:
Anchorage high school. Alaska, is
proud of William Xiemi. who com-.
pleted his course in 1921, and who
has been awarded a four-year schol
arship in the Colorado School of
Mines Young Niemi had a uniform
ly high standing during the four
years of his high school course. A
similar scholarship will he award
ed to a graduate cf some Alaska
high school at the close of the!
school year 1921-22. The scholar
ship will carry exemption from pay
ment of all school fees. And is val
ued at 1250 per year.
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Estebeth Makes
Notable Trip
The staunch and valiant little Es
tpbeth arrived In port last evenin»
with her bows covered with a coat
tng of almost a foot of If*. Tor th<
past two and a half day* up to otii
o'clock yesterday afternoon the Es
toheth laid at anchor behind Sednc
tion point, a boot twenty-five mile<
south of Skagway
At one o'clock Captain Davis de
cided to "move on" and started foi
Skagway Haines was passed up. ai
the ship was petting short of fresl
water, and Captain Davis shoved
along, making Skagwav at sever
o'clock.
There were several passengers and
almost every one of them was se«
sick, as there was a terrific sea run
ning all the time. «
Mrs J. M. Bender, who was com
ing from Anchorage to visit het
mother and dangHer here, was »
passenger, and when the steward
of the Estebeth went down for th«
count, the first ti'oe s.nce he was
running on the Estebeth. Mrs Ben
der took the galley and cooked the
iseais for the hunch until the stew
ard recovered from his "mal de
mere."
This was prohahly the hardest
trip the Estebeth has had and the
way she tore inti the head gale
showj. that she is one of the stannch
est little gas boats in these north
\MKRKA\ CARDINAL
HAS rKI\ ATE ACDIFVCK
WITH HIS \I
Rome Eeb 11.—Pope Pius XI
received Cardinal Daugherty of
Philadelphia. V. S A , today in priv
ate audience
\m SEEKING ARATKMKNT
HOM YWt»n COLONY
Los Angeles. Feb IP.—The au
thor;: ies are making alow headway
in the Taylor murder mystery,
which is bringing it Into nation
wide criticism
In some quarter* the demand is
t>einc insisted on that the Holly
wood picture film colony be entire
ly abated.
I-os Angeles FeY 11—"Edward
F" Sands." the missing butler of
tVillinm Sedmond Taylor. Is the man
*e must find." district attorney
R'oolwine stated today.
HhNM \<»rm*jnl Was I<a«t Pcr*on
W iih William lVrnnond Taylor
Los Angeles. Peh 11.—Mabel
^ormand. the noted film actress.
»as the last person to be seen with
(Villiam Desmond Taylor, the mov
tig picturo director, whose murder
s making such a sensation thruout
:he country
Miss Normand trVl about her be
ng with Taylor to District Attorney
R'ooiwlne today Miss Normand
said that she had t o solution what
ever of the tragedy, and further
staled that she vas not in love
with the murdered film d.rector.
SEATTLE CAPITA I. WHO.
SOON OPKN ALASKA MINK
Through the energy and capital
of Goon Dip. Chinese consul at Se
attle. and William Spokr, of St.
Louis, it has beet, made possible
under the direction of General Man
ager D. J. W illiams and Superin
tendent G L Thompson, for the
Hirst-Chicagoff mine, a new produc
er. to soon be grinding oat gold
This property was opened up for
the first time in 1J1S by the above
mentioned gentlemen and ever
since that time they have devoted
their energies and money to its de
velopment.—Juneau Capital.
What is a "Bubble Book*" It's
a kiddies book of Mother Goose
rhymes and each one has three
small phonograph records that can
be played on any machine. Keller
Broa.
RUST SANCTION TREATIES 01
I WOUK IS HOELOW IM
Washlnjrton. Feh U.—In his ad
dress lam ni(thl, in which he pre
sented the treaties resultinc from
the arm* conference to the senate
for ratification. Piesident H->idfnp
said that no pledrt of trirfi Inter
!vention is implied.
Seven treaties were snbmitted t*e
President Inviting the approv%l ->f
all of them
The President declared that the
United State* is no, pledped to any
{kind of alliance and asserted "eith
er these treaties must have your
cordial sanction 01 every proclaim
ed desire to promote pence and pre
vent war become a hollow mock
ery"
The President sa'd that he believ
ed the ratification of the treaties
would mean permanent peaci- in (he
lacific.
President Harding said furs <-r
that the world has been hunprv for
a better relationship for certnries,
since it has attained its larrc con
sciousness and the conception of a
eapue of nations was a response 11
a manifest world hanicer. but Anier
ica. unwilling to Ir a part of Uic
1-eafrue of NatiotiS. the President
observed, had been expressed
STRIKERS TAKK
PttSSKSSlON RMl.fl *Y
STATION AMI TRAIX
Cork. Fell 10—rhssatisfed with
the termi of settlement of the Irish
rallw-ays' utrike. a fTOup of r»ilw*\
I workmen marched imo the Cork
railway station today and took P1"*
teaclon
The men are in command of the
station and office* and all trains up
to midaftemoon.
There was no opposition set up
by the railway officials, nor has any
: been offered
.
! NAVY YARDS LAY OFT
SKVKRA1. MK\
Washington. Feb .10—The first
effects of the armament conference
nn employment was felt this after
noon, when seven.! thousand me
chanics and artificers in the navy
yards were laid ofi
No assurance was (riven as to
when the men would be needed
again.
!K«*M on "\om St air of Mini!"
Washington. r»b 11—The Arm*
Conference treaties a* submitted
for ratification late lam night by
President Harding. are declared by
. the American delegation to the con
ference tn their retort to the Pres
ident to rert npon a "new national
■ mat* of mind "
The report explain* that this
"new state of mind" substitute*
mutual faith for saspiclon end ap
i prehension.
Trt'aii*s l.jit*! IKnrr Committee
j Washington. Feb. 11 -The arm*
, conference ueatits submitted by
President Harding to lie senate ye*,
lerday were today la'd before the
senate foreign reia.lons committee.
commit we at a spe< ,al session called
by its matrman. Senator Lodge.
Washington, Feb 11 —The four
. tKimer treaty •«« r-.e first one tak
i>n up by t'.ie toreifc:i relation* com
mittee today.
After a le::gthy discussion the
noramittee adjourn <1. to fcieet neat
Monday.
mivk rr.Ksini \t vu.t.
PRI>I VT <o\| KlU
TISIUIES IN PKR*iN
Washington. Feh. lft —President
Hatdng i* p»pectt-d to present in
person Jo the *enxt<? the treaties re
Milting from ;'e irui conference
B 1* thought that the President
might do *•• poasiMv tbi? afternoon
or tomorm*
MIST NOT KISS \\ t lM \\
i;i:i\«. TKIKD |H»K MI KIM U
I/O* Angele*. Feh. 11 —Kiwinit
and convening with Vr* Ohenchaln
during ; e course of het trtal on the
charge of mtird'C aill no! he per
mitted any longer b> the court
Women friend- of the accused
have been overwhelming her with
demonstrat oris of afectior
Jud.-e Keeve *o ruled today. fol
lowing protests ma le by the prose
rating attorney.
Mr* Obenchain !f being tried for
the murder of tv Kennedy.
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