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No. 101 TWENTY SECOND YEAK
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1919
PRICE 10 CENT*
Stmt OHHSIM IE
HID II THE Hi
Washington, Juno 10.—A Copy of
the German pe&c® treaty was
brought to tlie comntry by Frrazier
Hunt and today it was presented to
the senate by Senator Borah.
By a vote of 4 7 to 24 the treaty
was ordered put into tlig congress.'on
FIRST BOAT GETS
II
The steamer Niisutlin arrived yes-'
terday morning at Whitehorse *.'ith
a number of passengers.
The Xusutlin is the first boat to
com .<■ iy> tha river from Dawson
th' season.
The and> th$ laskAa of the,
B. Y. N. fleet will get a-way from.!
Whitehorse, after the arrival of
th» train.
Both boats will be well filled with
freight and passengers.
ENTIRE POLICE
it LET
Winnipeg-, June 10.—The whole
Dollce foro- of Wiiuiii>es" was dis
dismissed today.
The c^usa of the dismissal wag tlji
refusal of the men to si?n an agree-,
mant not to uapticipaite in the sym
pathetic strikes.
MISSING MAN WANTED
Information of thy where
abouts Of Gust LiiidberK, who cams
to Alaska fifteen years ago
He is heir to an estate in Sweden
and his father will appreciate any
Information ami l>ay for trouble
Kindly address, Jones Lrnd'berg',
Missoula, Mont, in eare Western ho
tel. 6-10 Gt.
al record aucj Printed as a pub
lic document.
I All of the votes against U'e pub
lication of thia treaty were t,ast by
the democrats with the exception of
the vo»e of Senator McCumbcj; of
North Dakota, who voted against
It.
FIRST BOUT GETS
T
I
The steamer Xusutlln arrived' yes-'
terdav morning at Whitehorsy *.'ith
a number of passengers.
The N'usutlin is the first b»at to
com." up tha river from Dawson;
th1 season.
The Casta and' tha laskAa of the,
B. Y. X. fleet will get away from. I
Whitehorse, after the tirrival of
th» train.
Both boats will be well filled with
freight and passengers.
ENTIRE POLICE
E LET
Winnipeg-, June 10.—The whole
police fore*- of Wionipe? was dis
dismissed today.
The cause of the dismissal wag tlji
refusal of the men to sijjn an :igree-,
msnt not to uarticipatu in the sym
pathetic strikes.
MISSING MAN WANTED
Information of thy where
abouts Of Gust Llndberg, who cams
to Alaska fifteen years ago
He ;s heir to an estate in Sweden
and his father will appreciate any
Information and pay* for trouble
Kindly address, Jones Lind'berS',
Missoulai J[ont, in <*are Western ho
tel. 6-10 Ct.
I. V. rs TAKEN
10 IH'NEILL'I
Seattle, June 10.—Weils and' PaU
dler, the two I. W. W.g who were
recently convicted of conspiracy,
were today taken to McNeil's Island
where they will serve their senten
ces.
Hero Tours Sub
ways Like King
Xo York, June D.—Sergt. Alvta
C. York, Tennessee's famous world1
war hero, today had his subway
ambition fulfilled, when in the pri
vate car o> President Theodore P
Shonts of the Iuterboroush, Rapid
transit company, he tourod the
grea» underground transportation
system Ukw a king. Before taking
the trip he telegraphed Sjiutcr
.Milts Poindexter acceptance of
nomination to honorary member
sh'-p in the Red head club of Spo
kane Wash.
Mrs Printz and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy de la Pole left this
morning for Whltehoraa where they
will take the gteaxner Alaska f°r
N'enauia.
Th.j goJf links in' tht. north end
of town are being used <1»U liberal
ly these days and on Sundj 0 nuin
b r of Indies were seen smashing
the elusive hail.
Stop! [ool(!Tiling!
Nobody is going to save your money
for U if YOU dont
Think of that for a week and then we
will tell you something more
BANK OF ALASKA
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NEW GOODS
Just Received
GOOD SALMON EGGS
Friction top cans 40c each
CHICK FOOD
20 pounds lots up 61-2 cents a pounds
P. H. GANTY
Paris. J nil" 111—H was announced
today thnt 0>a Allies wouldi r<*ply to
the German counter proposals on
Friday of this week.
nMo&i" 5£f n !/r * *1
PHUit mmiu
Cleveland, Juno 10.—A nation-l
wide strike of th0 telephone work
ers lias bcx'U calkvl for next Mon
day.
RAji v m.Qp:
nrT-i n gprnf
L j- j H n |Wb11 i' •;
uLlu n mlunL
rn{-» rr^sun
run itLHrui.
The Daily Alaskan «nd wc op
pose the other papers thrW'i oat
Alaska, aro in rcieipt of a very
handsome nicd 1 fitt-n 'ly ins ri' <• ,
from tlie office of the Liberty I.om
Publieitj committee of the T\v i
Fcderpl Reserve District t't San
FraajrUco. Dip medal wag accom
panied l>y Hie fo.low iai;r lotler:
TO Ti'E EDITOR:
Di-ar Sir:
mat ti'e > uiory i>u a
met with the same srat fying suc
cess as did the four preceding
loans, was due in a great ir.e-i.suro
to the loyal support nf practically
every newspaper and magazine i"
the fr.it'd States.
We are indeed gratl'ul to the pub
lisher and cd'teis of tl>^ Twelfth
Federal KeserT District for their
generous contribution to the gov
ernment of space hoth in their news
<md advortisi _ columns during the
severala Liberty Loan drives and
particularly during the Victory
Loan campaign because the sacriii
ces of veace times in behalf of the
national govern mint Indicate a high
er type of patriotism than is prompt
ed' by thg hysteria of a people at
W'T
Now that the last popular loan,
has been successfully float d we,
waait you to know that we fully ap|
;>reeiate the great service you have'
rendered our government. In our
humble way we thank you.
It is quite beyond our power to
compensate you for your efforts in
behalf of war financing but the en- j
dosed medal r.ia,!e front captured
German cannon iit-y serve as a'
pleasant reminder of our gratitude
lor your able cooperation with us- |
Very sincerely yours, General j
Publicity Committee,,
C. A. Farnsworth, Manager.
Movie Producer
Sent to Prison
San Francisco, June 9-—Sentence
of three years' imprisonment of
liobert Goldstein, Los Angeles mo
tion picture producer, for violation
of the espionage act in the making
and- presentation of a film entitled,
"The Spirit of 1776," was affirmed
today by the United States circuit
ccurt of appeals. The objectlonal
feature of the film wag depiction, of
alleged British atrocities on Amer
ican citizena The original sentence
of Goldstein to ton y a:s Lmprisot>j
merit was commuted by President j
Wilson to a term of three years.
S. R. Capug and his party of geo
logists got away this morning on
the train and will take the steamer
Alaska for Nenana where they "W-ll
start for Mt. McKinley, surveying
as they go.
Okanogan, June 10.—Dudley
Storrs was today sentenced to serve
eleven months in the state pene
tsntiary at Walla Walla.
yupnsi PHftHiiiP
■ '.SjShSlo
itiitt'U.s UUifilllU
Parish June 10.—It was current
ly reoorted today t.hat President Wil
son would leave France for the Uni
ted' States within two weeks.
Fred Fouzo and Barney Braish
left yesterday on the Fouzo motor
boa', Scout, for a trip down the can
al. where they will prospict this
summer. Mr. Fonzo lis some
ruining property in William Hen
ry ba<-- and' he also has some good
lt^okiuir prospects in that section
en which he exp.cts to do some
development work.
Since Fosizo and Son started to
prospect William Henry bay other
nu n have come in audi are now put
in a i'J;M!t and tlie B.\v is
likely to bceome a big mining camp
i : liio near future.
. i ow Comes W,ar
Stamp Rascals
\ViiSliI:v.tont June 0-—A new "by
nrodiut ot- the country's post bel
li'ai days is tliu "W. S. S. " rascal,
yri roiiiry of the Tr-a^-Ury Glass in
• -tit '.' lit i s'tH-sl today warns the
public agi'ist t!to*» "rascals who
arc luy.iij; ;,ar certificates.
;':ul stamps for less thu their re
■. 11 value a :i| promptly turn
in j thein over the government lor
redemption at a piofit."
Tho (1 ;>artnwiit serves notice,
"upon those peiOplo v;ho are engag-1
ir:g i.i ilii-j (lis: oputahlo business tlirfi
it will use all its means within its
power, and has asked tho coopera
tion of tli» I'ostoffiCQ departm nt to
prevent paymont being mad*) to
them.'*
War saving stamps and certifi
cates were not m fnt to be nego
tiable, Furthermore, the govern
ment still needs tuioucy and the
Treasury department all hold
ers of securities to.retain them, if
Possible. If not however, it
will place »o obstacle in th0 way
of bona fide holders who request
repay meut.
I'fOXEEU WHITE PASS
i'ASS MAX IS MARRIED
A quiet little wedding took plaoe
in this city last evening. Mr. Ob as.
Joynt, chief clerk to agent J. H.
Rogers of the W. P. and Y. Route
aud Miss Lucille Beiddmau were the
contracting parties and. Judge J.
J.P Ward performed the ceremony.
Only a few friends of the
grcom were presnt, Mr. J. H. Rog
ers being best man an$ Mrs. Ded
man at'ended the bride. |
The bride arrived on the Alaska
yesterday morning from Portland
Ore. I
-Mr. Joynt has secured ong of the
pretty little cottages of th^ Golden
North hotel oil Third avenue and
there is where the haipjpy couple will
live. * j
Tho fishinsr in the lakes is call
ing the decrples of Isaak .Walton
these dayg a 114 Eome fine catches
are reported, . [■■s- *
ieHHEK
«! ens III L OF I
Atlantic City, June 10—ThQ exe
cutive committee of the American.
F«U ration of Labor, today in its
annual .session now in progress
here, declared that the world had
been made safe for democracy.
The committee unqualifiedly en
uIeiis
16 REilN OUT
Winnipeg, June 10.—The strike
leaders have gent H<u appeal to the
union men who are out not to do
anything: a.Dout returning to work
unlil next Tuesday.
The leaders intimate that the
railway brotherhoods will do some*
thins: within the next twenty four
hours that will have an important
biaring on the strike.
Tlie following tr^ nslat'on of the
German cartoon taken from a cap
tured German dugout by William
Bkdsoe was handed in today by a
l'dy who was for years teacher of
German in a school in tlie cast
We give tlie literal translation
w ord, lor word- as well as the trans
lation :
"The Germcin who does not g'lve
a worthy answer to the insolent
speeches of that foreign braggart,
Wilson, were indeed dishonored.
"Therefore, brothers, with open
hrUid give your millions t0 whet
the sword's edge for the land of
the old* bards, for the free Germain
Fatherland."
The- literal is aa follows:
"A Gorman were sunk deep gave
lie that Wilson, th*'t rascal,
Who beyond in violent speech's
That answer not which to him
is due.
Therefore, brothers. Rive in
the open hand
The bnrdo of the old lands,
The free Fatherland, whet the
swort's, hts millions."
, dorsed the peace treaty 6ad
' l<eague of Nations.
President G-ompera La bla oJ
ing adlrese said that tjT&nny, *
thor political or la the induct
, life of the nation would not be
orated by organized laSbor.
URGE IIS
10 REMAIN OUT
Winnipeg, June 10.—The strike
leaders have gent 8ta appeal to the
union men wlio ar0 out not to do
anything a-oout returning' to work
until next Tuesday.
The leaders intimate that the
railway brotherhoods will do soma
thinj within tho next twenty four
hours that will hav^o an important
blaring on the strike.
Trail OF
POSTER GIVES
The following: tr^nslat'on of the
German cartoon taken from a cap
tured Gorman dugout by William
BUdsoe was handed in today by a
l 'dy who was lor years teacher of
German iu a school in the cast.
We give the literal translation
word, for word as well as the trans
lation:
"The German who does not give
a worthy answer to the insolent
speeches of that foreign braggart,
Wilson, were indeed, dishonored.
"Therefore, brothers, with open
h'md givo your millions to whet
the sword's edge for the land of
the old' bards, for the free Germain
Fatherland."
The literal is as follows:
"A Gorman were sunk deep gave
he that Wilson, that rascal,
Who beyond in violent speech's
That answer not which to him
is due.
Therefore, brothers Rive ia
tile open hand
The bardo of the old lands,
The free Fatherland, whet the
s wort's, hfs mil lions."
EH
10 BE QUIZZE
Washington, June 10.—Fr^nk
Vanderlip, J. P. Morgan wad
Schlff were summoned today to <
pear in Washington to testify «ue
the leak in the pe&oe ti>»ty.
Fierce Buying
In Last Hour
Columbus, O., June 9.—Soar*
prices in the last few hours, a fU
of business never before
an-' sale of package gooda la W
mot:$ quantities marked the P^Ssii
todf>y of the liquor business *"•
Tlte state becomes the biggest pr
hijiitiom state is. the union it ml
night tonight, constitutional pj-ol
bition becoming effective tomarro
It was voted last November.
The state will losa a.nnu*lly$<
000,000 that it obtained from llftu.
revenues, it is estimated.
Omsk, Siberia, June 10.—ThA
are three gpie» to every fifty *c
diers in the Bolahervlki army on t*
L'ral front, according to an emg
neer who has investigated coad
tions there. He sa-ya that the dlj
ciplin of the Bolshevik army
severe and effective and is strengtl
en*,} by the reign of fear cause
by the operations of theaa ppie
The custom, he said, was to mal
the I-«etts audi Jews commissioaier
in tlie army and these commission
ers ruthlessly sho tdown any oft
cfrs and soldiers suspected of i
trigsuin? or double dealing Of-wbei
ever there was an. erro In strategy.
On account of going out of busineM in
Skagway we wish to have all of our
accounts settled as soon as possible.
Those owing are requested io come in
and make settlement.
JAMES KENNEDY