Jennings Reprimands Rustgard-Smeth:
Dismisses Contempt of Court Case
K*»tvhiknrt. AlusKa . .inIy
it> t»:»* Sli*vU»fr o«»n(t»w|tr of
i:i»ing up the case. Judt:*
• I. Hit M;;- ill.lt in* w;i» ol I.M*
. isitit t»» him i»t*rs<v. lh l»ut wi*
i«* tor the iaus of I In*
\ mi :n**!i Mi It'w ;>• •• ;••••*
a:;«l S:: . :
1 1 to sliow why tIcy should not lip
uti -rdered ill contempt of rouri. for
" ;Ki an affidavit which slated
that .Itul^c .letttiitiK* »as such a
dose personal friend of the then
' o!:fslh p.sss on th%» question of t1 i*
tliiv of a salary warrant by Mr.
on it< emergency fund which
,!>» • e control of the tlovernor.
■ ir> of Mrs Kditll Slieeloi.
- et:i|t!ov''d in the Territorial
;s-ioi er of Health office
Kit- ri] .tad Smith did not so to
i'-aii on July II, where t'ie
rt senilis hut were represent
ii attorney Judt;c .Icnnitms
■•■f"-. ,1 to hear tin- attorney, for lie
•Inn'"d the two otflc.als to
in person, lie caused to I'e
• clt warrants and the two
Mere placed under arrest.
•• required to Rive hotids in
: • i ; $..n0 eat h Tiie a:
• the offic ials yt*i •"dny
I ntnatii'ii of the case
TROUBLE BREWING
ILLINOIS POLITICS
-t .1 u'Uhqi ;
itisis'f i:kti i»>> h<»ii
WITH IUNK I'.nl.l.
Mn-Ht li'-r va. iiti"tt In St-ati l>\ Mr
> in-t.ir.tiy Tttvi
llol v| I im.UIM. on .1 \i-\\
i -k imiiu.i ^ tni.i
ALAS. MAIL SERVICE
TO BE IMPROVED
t*s«iP»» !retu»»»iis !ij>W»M*i:itiiv:s fur
i! fun)r;n is. Iii.it i' • fur : ■ r ,ul
had sj.oni I:, i
r\»:i:rrr m\\ iii:ai»s si*.:nisi:
u \i: \ i i m; or \ v\. iu\.
•iv!:. July —-MaJ. Xoah
iiv. i.f this ritv was ioda>
.! i!. !>.ir!nu»ni (Dinmaiuior «»i
nisli \\ .ir \Wt»ratM for Wash*
>1 Al.iska. Kt liu' annual >'ii
t lii'lil at this place.
HARDING FAVORS
GOVENMENT CABLE
V s' ingtrtji. July 2 * President
in a personal letter to Sen
»: J..--es of Washington, said thai
» srjjilv ni* { ie Senator's hill for a
lerninenf ovned trans-Pacific ca
v..is * • vinii his dose attention.
In* would short 1> forward
.'or a few suggestions which
•»•»! would he helpful in
••ii? ihis measure.
:ii!foii. July Confidence
,k in Washington in regard
urtvss of tlie international
• I* to l»e held on the reduc
• irmament
.
^ Harding loft Washington
orning to spend the week-end
■u on the hanks of the Polo
is the ciests of Thomas Kdi
cl I letiry Ford
'
made h> the Mlied
h Commission from Oppelmn,
♦ t (lie Allied troops who are op
iit I j per S:lesia are itisutl*
in number t> rope with the
t-i'.y. r.reat Hrithtn refused to
to furnish a larger number of
id i-r • '«> p«»li» e this section.
St i*t!«". July 23.—The S. S. Cit c
, i»f Seattle, <»f the Admiral line sai'
!«*i! rhi< morning at eleven o'clock
Willi one hundred and eighty-one
I ?•., senue;>. There are one hundred
! , I ivveut> seven excursionists. man>
| «»f v\lu»ni will go lo Atlin. iVrcross.
IWhitehom* and Dawson.
.fames Fay. the Haines merchant
1 Mr s liarrv Fay are paFsetiget>
What's The Use?
Take An lii\cntor\ .»t Yoiiim*!!'—W hat Have Y011 Saved So Far—
Two moii Marl lift* on an o\m l»a>i^—<>»«• Micvwl in saving
—<>!»«• «1 ««1 no;—When oppoi fnni!> kliorkrd, tin1 on** who
u;»> able lo Kiavp it, the other was not.
l a.lint- to si\r will s!:<n<l ^i-iwooti you an«l siktcsh.
BanK of AlasKa
Vesuvius Is Again in Eruption
Vr-uv.'.fN i> jUuiti Mt»«»hV.
Oi*lHnM> KiI. i i'i ITm ii v;fi m »i ] v - u
M«>illit 1 i I :!#»'!; j.;.»U.
i»l* j h i ■
More Money Needed
For Merchant Marine
ill'fil i we!:' i
«<t»'raii> ti I t it ii« i'h- Kmerse.'
rut year H<> Stated I Ma! tic hopei
rituMiM vi < :ii i:> n \vohm:k>
i.osi: i.u i:•» in »-i i.r "i; mi x.
!:: - tin- stale Oil
Mystety Surrounbs
Little Atlin Strike
Aiv.iitl.ti:: tvi reports
' or so. it*u) ihat i »i» re.nrder refus
al If allow mi>'«»:• lo searrli 1 he
rernnls It ^aiil 1'iat a message
was w i-il to I'. rsttn n<|iiiriiiE
in refuse acveas tn the ti!. -
It was also rej«>rli'd Ilia I several
i pe.iittons.
Steamship Capatin
Suspended For Year
Seattle. .Inly 2".— As a result of
an inquiry hold relaiive to the col
lision hetwren the fiovernor and
West Ilartland i:i the entrance of
Paget sound. a few months ago. In
spector Kisher held thai Captain
John Alv ill, c<>..inlander of the West
Hartland «.is guilty of negligence,
and suspended his masters license
for two years.
Capt. 11. II Marden. who was pi
lot on the Oovernor at the time of
this collision, ujs also accused of
negligence. The shock of the acci
dent and the repremand so preyed
on his mind that he never fully re
covered from the effects, and died in
Seattle on July 21.
De Vela vera Hopeful
Irish Republic Cause
F13H1
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• ~ i" • -"i'1
Guardian Asked For
Juneau Miniug Man
tiled In the l". S < >TVi7y.iS8 .1
court here today, asking for the :i|.
lor John Tupclli Judge LeKevn
Tupella was confined ':> Morning
side. Hit Insar.e asylum in Oregon
discharged from the asylum, he brot
Company for the relurn of some
mining claims whiY'n liad heen pur
chased hy 1 lint company while he
settlement was reached. Tupella lin
ing awarded a large cash payment
and a royalty on all future ore tak
en from the claims.
The complaint states thai he is
wasting his fortune and is incapable
of taking 3:roper care of himself. Jir
Tupella is interested in sonie min
ing property in the vicinity of Atlin. j
England to Maintain Her Navai
Supremacy Regardless of Agreement
in the llousso of t*mnmoivs t afit>
1ai)4 would continue to coiistru* i
cardies* of iho dividinn
ii "• i me to I>p held in Wasli
i Mti atlpn>|it (o r<»ach an
i to rrstrtet naval t-xpan
London. July 12 —Pi-caJiirc nt a
- nr tironl nrtiain would
jif-llpd >o Join in ihf confini'
11 race, in ord^r to maintain h«r
position, to protwt her intTpsts* in
\V>T!H IJ V1.ASKA MMMINT
MI'N I -I NT T<> Till: *! \ \TI
CI IIiiPK TAM\<. \ III "1 11 i \ \
Mil I 1 - WIV»|\TMI \T
II \> 111 I \ 1 .i\| liJMI !>
I i;m.i. r< irt • »m»pi:k\tu»\
: lURTII IIVt.II M IMss| I)
"»n, July :2 —'TV sens'e
'•la hotter bahy liiii »'] i<!i
iih a rn-opera'ion system
r Federal (oivernmetit
•th hytfent
GIRL MURDERED BY
YOUNG BROTHER
f 2" —The ten rear old
f Mr and Mrs. SU k
■ - instantly killed rf
s< en year old brother
■ :4»*mal discharpe of
The accident •»
it o fan i!* ranch about
of Kuna. The
11 Jw n Nam pa and
puiyinc with tl.o rifle
pulled the trie
i [ truted the neck
•i Itnr.f and death
SOMEBODY LIED
i ouiE tlee. Inves
trurt.Ml tase. MaJ
1 ft a led that Mrs
s of cr»fi on the
■lit officials were
■ i,it Iip had either
••d » (civnionl of one
• dot!:!"" to aid her
|.>r I lie Oaili Alitsknn
THE
WHITE PASS 5
YUKON ROUTE
To and From Atlin, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and All In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
ate regularly the entire Jrn:it!» of the Yukon River an«l (rll'ifHiiw,
Daily Ti*ain Servii*e (except Sun<lay>) bclwcon Skacuay White*
horse. Parlor observation car* on every train.
1 or full information rtv.inline prj>M*ng:er and freight rates np| ly to
Comfort
A\ LyySP
Service
Safety
ilion our f«*et of mo Wn mearner* nil I oper
H. WHEELER, Genera! Manager
Skaguay, Alaska
Or .">10 Alaska Ouililin;:, Seattle. Wash.