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Tiooma. Wn., Auk. 27.—W h o n
Mrs Stubbs. tlie wife of .1 hotel pro
prletor of Tacoma. whom Tciiri. of
ficer* declare is Maud Moore, v.is
confronted by her bondsmen, she
confessed thai she is the Maud Moo: e
wanted by the Tennessee authoriti**.*
for the murder of Levy Heath Two
years ago she was con-.cted of Tiir
deriag this wealthy Tenness.-ean.
but escaped and married >tu!>!i> in
Tacoma. This morning she said 'I'll
go back and face it."
lies SMASH
OIE KILLED
Seattle. Auk. 27.— Mrs. Ora Stan
ley. a negro joy rider was killed to
day in a stuashup. The negress was
accompanied by two white men and
a white woman. Mrs. Madeline Cart
right, the latter was badly injured
The two white men escaped. The
machine, which was wrecked at cap
ital hill was owned by Kov l>. Mi
Reynolds. a court reporter.
BEING OUSTEB
Seattle. Auk. —Collator of I
customs Drumheller saw the demo ,
ilea iword hanging over his head ,
aud forwarded his resignation i > I
Washington yesterday afternoon
Plans were on foot to secure his re
moval.
PARIS I'OSTl MKS I'OMK
IN MILLION S l.nlv
Paris. Aug 26.—The Olympic, i
< which sails tor New York tonight i
will have the largest cons.gtimeM ol
«• Paris clothes on record. The ship
ment on board the Olympic is val
ued at more than six millions of dol- j
lars. This is mainly tinery for Am
erican Society women.
KtlB.MKH SHKR1KK
SI'U'IUK VICTIM
Belllngham. Wn„ Auc. -•!.— For
mer Sheriff Walter K. Daggett of
Lewiston, Idaho was found dead in
this city. He is said to have com
mitted suicide.
MKSJSKNi.KK \\ WTKD
!•'<HI jfcto.iMMi TIIKIT
New York. Aug. 2t> -Russell
Qrtffln. the disabled war veteran Is
wanted in San Francisco for the
theft of thirty thousand dollars in
bond*. He will be arraigned here.
He was employed as messenger in
San Francisco.
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CI (MPORIER
. 101 F0U1D
North Head. Wn.. Aifs. :'tl —The
night reported that ti most who
ivere resetted !>v her. wort1, at t eir
request. rent mod to the t'.iiKidian
Importer, which is si i: atUnr T vo
other vessels are rnslt; xfS to ti t- as
Uer. tl is helieved 'h;i"
Cordova
of the crew.
I
is 'pins (milt . : l-ikehurst. N
\MI!!1< V\ IN \ 1 \ run
OIKS IN l'.\U|s
.
veilnr is dead in i i> ■ '
I.U»Y n (;K«»i:<iK IS iHi\K
th.- Hritish P
I>e pt'nnit d
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rlta&ge <>! f'
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or >I Mil i !>i I
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Humes ti • 1 in liii* i ' lis UiC.rii
th 1 wi'lul«iwal of : ir im |'«
are st; ti->n<*il in il:>- m ajn-'d ;• *ri
tory of Germany.
iik- n \\< i w ; -i> vi
Tlio of SkaRway rro planning
to aivi> a dance nest Wednesday •''•p
ed to attend.
"I Wish I Were Rich!"
lMd you ever hoar a follow say that? Of t-oiirsc
you did. You've said ii yourself many linaw. Hut
your wishing never got you anywhere. I! you nam
to learn how to swim you will j*et inio I»ie wafer.
If you want to skate you will get on the ice. . \\«*!l
then If you want to Ik- rirh. S.WK Vol lJ MO\l!Y \ 11
of the big fortunes today are the n*sult of a Miiall
bexlncitftx.
91.00 WILL OPKN A SAVINGS At't'OI NT
Bsurok ©U Mask®
I' SS HARRIET SUMMERS
Miss H.' iict Jew Summers, daugh.
tcr of Representative aid Mrs. John
W. Summers of Walla Walla. Wash.
p. Hart as sponsor for the dreai
no: t Washington, which will be
Ijtn'hed .it Camden, N. J., early in
• M s Summers will christen
w tn water from Lake Wash
I the Columbia river.
asHittgwm. n. P., Aus 27.—J-'
- McN'.iry stepped on the - -
•n tcopper was near
i observe what was going on Ti
Senator arrested ami g :W
uBarters When the time caw*' tor
s ..pp<Mraiiee to answer '•> ' ■
: e of speeding the Senator r>
.1 So report at police headtu:..r
i Ilv» was then arrested and tal.
■ i i fro in a police patrol w..i_ •
bonds were forfi .tpd
I'AVVMA IN MOl'RMMi
OVKK I.OST TKKRIT<»K\
:;is signed the decree in which it " is
t ii that for the disgrace « tii
; tilon upon Panama in the loss
t ! iito territory Panama • tr
litis for a month.
>i vi;ri i: mim.iov
w \i: iuiuks ni -.irti o
lin. Aug. 2ri.—It is estimated
tJ ; a quarter million .war luibies
if licen deserted by their parent
eliout Germany. These waifs
been taken under the care of
;l ("reman government.
•- -I NT TO
ROIINK CO. W. V.\,
' ciumlms. Ohio. Aug 26 -Feder
i roofs are being dispatched 10
:: Co. \V. Va . wjiere many a":
i'il minors are marching, into the
UK* \I.KK VS KKPI.Y
M A UK PIIIUC
I ondon. Aim, 2(5.—Devalera's let -
tor iti which he rejects the term# of
the Lloyd George peace proposal has
been made public. In that letter he
st nes near the end. "We have not
souuht war nor do we seek war. hat
if war he made upon tis wo must de
fend otirseives. and we shall do so "
INTII5S \TH>\AI. SYNItlCATI
TO RKCONSTRl'CT IU SSIA
Tterlin. Auk. 27.—Proposals for a
collosal syndicate to reconstruct Kns
sia have been made to the American
government. This syndicate will be
international in character
Xogales. Ariz.. Aug. 27.—Randils
entered the postoffice at Ruby. Ariz.,
killed the postmaster. Frank J. Per
sons and looted the office.
Seattle. Aug. 27.—Secretary Fall
will arrive in this city tonight.
Suttticribe for the Dally Alaskan
KISS VIRGINIA GARRETT
» \ i p .i Garrett, daughter of
r.i ;,v*c and Mrs, J. Garrett of
Drts: r, Tenn., is one of the popular
? yrugger congressional
fs n Wash 3ton.
11910 FOB
J rli AO- 2fi—Matthaias Krz
* .1 prominent role
1>»: negotiations (or
r-<i fierman Kepub
■ . Finance nap mur
.lit. £•"—When the body
,1 :!.at twelve bullets
■ • 'i : v, <t into the body by two
; •• Kri.Iterper when shot
;i> L.c ltlark Forest
in. Amu -7 —Conjecture as
o.-i lor the f.ssassiniuion
J;;it d; nth prew out of
> oihers had refused
MPS. HAfi?:ET BLATCH
Kr$. Harriet Stanton Biatch, for
yc.*-s pror^ 'imt ir i**e suffrage mpv*.
mont. nominated for comptroller of
New York ; c t*-e Socialist ticket.
CITY U! SKATTI.E BAILS.
The City of Seattle sailed at 6 o'
. look last nijrht for the south. Mr.
Charles Wells who has been in the
employ of the White Fass and Yu
the Seattle fot ^'s home in Kent,
Wash. His puren. who run a pro
cerr store are fioing east and are
leaving the business to their son. who
will condurt it. All his friends in
Skapway will wish him every suc
cess.
DIM. ElfONN
REJERTS PESCE
I London. Aug. 2S.—Thp peace pnv
I posals of the British government
' were laid before the Dial Eireann for
I their consideration. The proposals
were rejected unanimously but the
, Pial Eireann expressed willingness
to negotiate on the principle of gov
ernment by consent of the governed.
This is the statement which Pe val
I era makes In his reply to Lloyd
! George.
PEICE TREATY
ANNOUNCED
Washington. Ang. 26.—The signa
j ture of the treaty of peace between
, the I'nited States and Germany was
, formally announced last night by
, Secretary of State Hughes. The
; treaty is designed to reestablish the
diplomatic relations between Ger
many and this country. It guaran
tees to the I'nited States on the part
of Germany the rights previously
reserved under the Porter and Knox
: resolutions including "All rights
1 and advantages stipulated for the
benefit of the I'nited States in the
treaty of Versailles " Specific pro
vision is made that the I'nited Stat
es shall not be bound by clauses in
:he Versailles treaty providing for
:he League of Nations.
SECOVR IX COMMAND OF 7.Ri
W AS RECEXTI.Y MARRIKIt
Varriette. 0.. Aug. 26—Lieuten-!
ant Coil of this oily, who was to be
second in command of the dirigible
ZR. 2. was just recently married to
a noted English actress The bride
was to have followed Lieut Coil to
America by steamer
T\\<» BODIES RECOVERED
FROM WRECKER RIRIGIBM
Hull. Enp . Aug. 26.—The bodies
of Albert L. Loft in an American
mechanic, and that of Flight Lieut
Rye of the British crew were re- i
covered from the wreck of lhe ZR. i
2 this afternoon.
STEEL INDUSTRY
STL
Washington. Ang SB —F. A. Top
pins of New York, one of I he New
York steel mapnates In his testimo
ny before the Senate Finance Cotn
mlttee made the statement that the
steel industry is undercoicK the
worst depression which it has exper
ienced in forty-Tears.
He told the committee that he
was opposed to any duly on iron ore
ABORD COLLIER
Seattle. Aup 2? —Mrs Alice Stan
wood Parrott, a paralytic, who left
MctJrath. Alaska, last March In an
endeavor to reach Oakland, Calif .
her former home, died on hoard the
Naval Collier. P^tnrn. yesterday,
jnsi liefore the vessel reached Seat
tle. Mrs rarrntt hoarded the Sa
turn at Dutch Harbot She was ac
companied • by Mrs W. H Werner,
who will take the body to Oakland
for interment..
Yakima. Wn . Anc 27—C J. Mo
ponne dri*<* srtd who
speechless sim-o that time, rernrrr
r<* it t<> %ttexi> \Mi r.i< w
I I (.U'\ « <»W I NTI«I\
Ambassador Horn< k that he was po
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Daily Train Service (expert Sundays bem-een Pkapi.-^
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