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Hays Lets Contract
for Alaskan Mail
Washington, Sept. 23.—Postmas
•r i »Mu*ral Hays has contracted
wi'h the Alaska Engineering com
mission to carry the mails regularly
oy*t ci 1K completed o|n*r»UlHp track
age Supplemental i«i these tracks
itii!;«»ri/«*e! the superintend
. ni of r!:i» t* u! service at Seattle to
Falling Door
Injures Hand
Frank Moor*', who has hiborod for
.Mr. Socman at his dairy for some
ilnitv luul a p.tini 2! anidt'dl yester
day Ivr Umutais wsi> culled and
•.♦itnil tl:at Mr Moore had torn tho
fractured the hand. It seems
kij .ii ope? n!& r .«* silo door the ca
hroke and let the door fall. |
> - Mr Moore's hand and caus
tn flu* injury. He will be laid up
lor some lime.
establish a carriers' service between
the northern end of the railway
southern division ami the southern
end of the. northern division. This
will brldjte the sap and Insure a con
tinuous operation of the mall servicc
along the entire new line of the rail
road.
Chicago Sues Tribune
For Ten Million
I'hicaso. Sep!. 23.—'The city of
Chicago has brouslit suit against
tlip Tribune of that c Kfor ten mil
llon dollars. Tl.e City contends
thar th© crlticisni «*f the newspaper
injured its credit in the sale of
holds which it was issuitiK and it
ties ires redress in this form. 1 te
triil of the case liesan vesterdav
SVIIMNti Hi ■>' M! i» I i.t» x \
i:;s was resumed today.
SIAIE WITNESSES GET
MIXED II IHONEf CASE
Seattle. ?Vj»t - '■ fho wit n esses
brought un I lit* stand in the Mahonev
admitted (hut Mrs.
.> alive an hour after the
;• 1 Sept. 24... Positive in her
le-itiroorr. that t1 <■ body found in the
trunk in l.ake V\ ishington *.w that
of \lrs. Mahoney, was Riven at the
l.lU»K \i III.Ill*
I.AUIUIIK Ix IH MI'KII
It won til seem superfluous to men
turn anything about dumping tin
i in and uarbaee. oil the roail lead
ing to the bridge. It was probably
done without t .ought, but it is no
!f-is offensive on thai account. and
v\ ill n> -siiati* its removal. While
driv would fake the garbage
. i ■ ,ht > : auj who may pass
ibuts the way. It is expeoti-d thai
all who have o»vas:on to take gar
base vutl boar this in mind.
Inaugurate First
Mine Rescue Work
Seattle, Sept. -4.— Pireotr.r l?ain
itf the I5ureau of Mines. today <>r
tl^i Srhoning to 'lausur
first aid and mint* rescue
work in Alaska. Jutljie SehonitiK
rn* co the uortli country
m w \«>i:k ii\\k!-:i:s
VISIT SEATTLE
Seattle Soju j i. Five hundred
irii^elins in spwrial trains, are the
i»'sts oi litis cry ? lay. They wiil
v sit the navy yard this afternoon
tru k which was supposed to have ;
inn was lumBioiifd. This ad nils-1
sum was wrung from th<* stale wit-1
nog;es by the attorneys tor Mal.oney.
trial of MaliotKV <'Hier»l.iy ufter
mine Papinean. proprietress of a
store near thr apartments occupied
by the Mahoney's.
Miss Rappe's
Man. Testifies!
San Francisco. Sept. "4.—Al Seni-'
naclier. the manager of M.ss Kappe. j
fori- the lais Angeles grand jury in j
which he stated that al the party
•ad Ihcii drinking heavily for t;:ree
days. In his testin.ony today he
said that the party were eating and
partaking of orange juice which may
have contained liquor. He made a;
good witness for the defence
.IOIIWY It! I K 1
I I.VW KK.HT < IIAMIMoS
the American flyweight of Jersey;
City, won the world's championship
in the bantam weight class last night
when he defeated Pet Herman of
teen rounds and the decision went
to Buft. He weighed al the lime
US pounds.
Governor Bone is a passenger on
the Alameda, which is expected to
reach Skagwav *ome time Sunday
Governor Bone will be in Skagwav
while the boat is in port. The gov
ernor is on his way to :he westward
where he will spend some liuie.
He'll Amount to Something Some Day
That's what they say about the fellow who is
. persistant saver. The fellow who gets
hi< pay rheek and leaves a part of it in the bank,
lie's the kind of a fellow who invariably gets
there. Vine to be talked about that way.
Finer still to have the habit that inspires sueh
comment.
Baumk ©II Mask® .
JUDGE ERNEST SMITH
Jto - Ernest Smith cf Spnnofield
Ml.. W o rtiied that Lcn Small, the In
dieted governor, wa* not immune te
arrest and protecuti >n.
Nevada Airman
Off For Wrangell
I'rince Rupert, Sept. 2-1—<" V
Prest. the Nevada airman w'.o
pen today for Wrangel! Mr Pr<~:
named his plane the Polar Rear ami
will go In None via Pnwson. F
will follow the route of the plttTie>
which left Mineola a year agn for
Nome
Prince Rupert. Sept Ji.—rr<-' o
the Polar Hear encountered a sto m
off Ketchikan and was forced to
turn to this place. -
MORK I FIIKKAI. AIMMlNTMKVi ^
Washington. Sept. ;—Ft
Jeffrey has heen nominated 1
federal attorney general of
Washington. Arthur F Ki» -
nominated to he marshal of * t e
same section. Mahcl Walk W; »
hrandt of California was n
ed as assistant attorney gen. r:i
Frank K. Presseass was not. d
to he marshal of Idaho
REGINALD C. AUGUSTINF
Reginald C. Augustine, president
emeritus of the American Optometry
.association, who says that blondes
should not live in hot climates.
Borach Opposed
to German Treaty
V. ..shininon. Sop! 2" —Senator
i'.orah of Idaho, in his opposition
i t hp Peace Treaty made with Ger
any for the ending of the va \ df
- that the German pact emhoc
;ch of the Versa lie* Trebly
take America thru the hack in
[rish Army
Ready For Fight
! nbiin. Sep: 23.—The command
r of the Trii.h Republican army in
;.'ldres- ns the troops, told them to
M themselves in readiness for h
phiT. of operations anv day
General Wood Named Governor
Leonard Wood, who has beer :■
Philippines on an investigation of
conditions in the islands, and whose
report recommends the retention o_f
Young Londoner
Gets Big Fortune
London. Sept. 24.—Miss '.Mrir
Ashley, twenty years old. with a low
golf handicap and a high jaz,. land
ing. became the wealthiest dehutart?
in the world this afternoon. The
sudden death of hor grandfather. Sir
Ernest S. Ashley, the great fitiaMvr
and philanthropist, discloses the fact
that he left his fortune of oneTiund
red million dollars to his grand
daughter. King Edward was Sliss
Ashley's godfather.
TO PKOV1HK WORK
FOR V\KMI'1jOY1*I>
Washington. Sept. 24.—The hope
of the administration rests in a na
tion wide organization of a volun
tary character to provide employ
ment for the unemployed. This re
sult has crown out of the confer
ence called by President Harding,
which will meet Monday.
TO RESERVE «0 EF.ET
OX A 1.1. SECTION Al, l.INES
Washington, Sept. 23 — Delegate
Sutherland has introduced in the
House a bill which, if passed, will
reserve a thirty-foot strip along all
sectional lines of surveyed town
ships in Alaska for highway purpos
es. If the highway is abandoned
the land will revert to the owners
of the abutting property.
the islands under American role
ai i'. : i> commends the administra-1
liur of Governor Harrison, has beer,
fori . lly named by President Hard-!
ins to be governor general of the
-K \U\VAV WOMAN'S fl.VB
MKKTIM. WKI.I. ATTKVBKn
T re was an attendance of abont
for;y-five at the meeting of the
Skacw > Woman's Club Thursday
evening. The club decided to give
a jnib:.e reception next Friday even
ing ;r compliment to the Skagwav
school faculty and the nurses of the
V.'lv > Pass hospital. After the bns
ine*- • eetir.g Mrs Reynoldson pre
sided while the following program
1 Discussion on Sinciair Lewis'
novel. "Main Street", led by Mrs.
> The story of the book—Mrs.
W. C. Blanchard
i b A discussion o{ the author's
style—Mrs. Howard Ashley
ii i A compari»on of the writ
er's attitude toward small
town life with that of other
■writers—Mrs. E. L. Winter
t-erper
i (! i A peneral criticism of the
book—Mrs. R. CraRB.
2. Papers on "Caruso":
ia> Caruso. The Man—Mrs. H
D. Clark
< b t Caruso. The Artist—Mrs
Lee Gault.
TAP.UT RILL 1\ EARLY SPRING
Washington. Sept. S3.—Senator
Penrose of Pennsylvania indicated
today that there was no chhnce to
pass the tariff bill this season. He
stated that it would probably be
early sprinp before the measure go: ■
thru.
«. i SENATE ORDERS
A FAVORABLE REPORT
Wanhincton. Sept 14—A fa
*b>e ppjwrt on the trrmiw
the 1'nited States and CIortnan> and
Austria were ordered by the I'nitod
S;at<\« Senate yesterday. This
the division of the Foreicn Rela
lions committee of thr Senate S«n;
Ninety First Division
Has Reunion
Seattle. Sept. 24 —The Ninct
First Division of World War Veter
ans held a second annnal conven
tion (odav. Delegates from all thi*
coast and intermountain statrv.
in attendance
PRKIXMINARY HV:\Rl\«.s
l\ ARRI « Kl.K < on V
San Francisco. Sept 23 — Preli~
inary hearings in the Arhuckle n r
der case were opened yesterday
i tor Rorah of Idaho roted aaralnst
the rommltif The rnmBllin al
so adopted a reeprvalloii reqolrlmt
Con cross to pa** the art for the ap
polrtmeiit of an American repre
•TilaliTr on thp Allied Commiaalnn
by iJip President *"itb the advice of
thp Senate.
Woman Shoots
Rival For Love
New York. Sept, 13 — Mildred
H.man. a dctiditer of A. P. Hanan.
st f> n «* nfaotnrer, tm ahot and
perhaps fatally wounded by Mra
-nee l^an-s. Mrs. l.awa ru a rival
Miss Hanan for the affection of
■'n S Bolai d. u exporter of thli
Roland wai In the company
of VI** Hanan a" the time the
ntlr:c lo.ik place Mm. Un
>4 herself after thp ahootlnic. She
dsneht»r of Mr* M K Pitman
ID MOI ill
OFFICIALS 10 WASHINGTON
Washington. Sept 2T,
officials of the Ku Klux KM,
he summoned to Wmhinmur for
President Urges
Legion to Loyalty
Del riot. Sept. IS
Harding. in a message x
.
iroit. commended the
loyalty displayed in the paw and
spoke a continnanre of that
t? for the future He pledc- l l
unending gratitude of the na-:
the former service men
•n hr tb«* depart ro*nt of
:#> Attomfv G*n#r«l
Nation will Pause
For Twe Minutes
14 - Th* *ho)«
asked to n*t)«r for
on Armtwto* d*t of
thi« *»y we will hoc
n and unknown d**d
•hod in the World war
«■ for the PatTv Alnkig
the new* while It l« ntn
Tibe
WBnntte IPffiss
YimlkdDim Rq ;.ae
The Route to the Interior
The Gateway Roiitr of CV rofort, Smirr, and StfrtT
To and lYom Atlin. Panxm, I nirl«uik«, nnd All Intrrfo?
Alaska nnt) ^ uUn Kiirr Point*.
Rail and River Service
During season of naripation our fleet of iroderu steamera
will operate repuiariv the entire length of the Yak on
Hirer and tributaries
Daily Train Service (except Sundays) between ftafnay
and Whiteh> rse. Tarlor observation cam on rrery train
Pot fall information recnr<linj: paewnprr and freight
rates apply to
Mo WiesEeir
General Manager
Skaguay Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Rnililinc. Seattle, ffiwh.