ill STREET DISASTER iS I MIME OF A HAM111 PLO
AFTER KILLING WIFE
SID, MURDERER SLEEPS:
Muskegon, Fridaj—Doctor M. AV. tt"*w their bodUdU out into the J
SO'V'jNvich a pione'r pnyskian o' bark jJiptl- Th? officers who went toj
\v:u"-hjiil choked his wife auj three au*»t him found him a'leop ju/,
yiar c!«l daughter to dci'h and Ujs home.
I r -ia- nt Eiliotta oi the White
Pas" Pass Road is in town hav
i :_- icnio up on th<» S. S.'Spou
{!<■• w*nt,ov*r to Whiteliorse
on( a tour of inspection, and also
i:.'-o the Atlja country ,o wht>r,.
he was counselled *Wi the local
rftifU'Is r>!ati>e to i-ha:.g,. atul
iii pro* ■ :i. -ts.
V.is» has o-«n a 300(1 year n
ti'< W•.i'0 Pass line in comi»ari- ;
. t;,- pa-t six l"a.' y'ars "i -
i >u:ury tributary to the Rai!
vji! looks ytt'T today than ;
J:as. look- d for yars. Th-re i .
Uir.-i-r prospvts of better't> :-f
:•« ss than hvr "-ofoj* ar.d cotidit -
i c nr* steadily impro\i:'i:. NV
y ar »;U s-»* th* b'sinniuj: of la;
Or thi: s in the Interior.
T'.-t.- ts no doi. t>t about'the
'• showing which is tvinj;
■laivd in the Mayo ilistfict. Trn
litii? mining has b-cn doivant'
t.\. C-UK-i'Rhi'trs I.ave tak^a an r;•
thvy colli.! Cvt ar; option in th
.Vayr. i!i<'rict. Xon0 of 'he'r^'ults
>'• ! ir > .'tu >ad ilrilUnr is sh'n'to
) public. hut the assays of the
y.-l'-'a'e prospectors ar'»of such a
t:atur' as to warrant the assertion
that Mavo Promises to one rt
t-i" bi; camps in th* r ar future
Atliu. I:?;. j< to & ■ iMlarc i|
a. :..ai'.,. a c- :itre for tourist.
' •' - ar. Th.' r.ev boat
,'\vhVh 'hcc c. F R. "xp'Vts to |
Itave on the run, will do larger an
<ir.«> than the Alice anj assurance
is Liven that tjj0 largest tourist,'
; tr»v<; in th» lilstory of the coun»r>"
jv.ii! bo experienced n«xt year.
'i'he KngUsccr mine, on® of th°
r' ""•ft in tho s,-i'ion, is in pro-)
| of reopening, and with tho |
jop-.;'ii'5 of thi* otti«r mining prop
I' r'y in that and other sections trl -
.butar.v to the milroadl a:.d tlio r'v I
r A'illl tak>' on n°w l'.'o.
Evt.mors has it that the railroad
: j* i-> b-' ex*fnd''d to tV Mayo di |
ti'iet but rrosid«nt Klliott does ■
1T: t assert that thH Is to IW
'lone Howtv«-r it is rot unlikely |
;'iHt th'' road will bo extended to.
the river b'low Lakg LeBar*e so
us to get two or thr-'O a<ldi 1
toi.aI weeks servlc© each -"Tirtn^1
n: d fail now out off on account i
of the ico in Lake LeBa-ge.
If as is reported, t'1'- Crauby Sinel t
tor Co. comes into Whitefcorse'there
v. ilT be a marked Improvement in
the condioioa of that tc.wn and ali
the outlying camps.
W-, are undouo'edly on thc tl°
of a change for wliieh peopFp In
t.tiis s'ctlonj have looked long,
a::d »feceriy.
!'r<sid'ont Kliiatt will irave'the '
early part of the comMs week for a
trip down the Yuko.i as t°ar as
Dawson.
Think! Reason! Act!
THINK about ilie opportunities that have flipped by
because you had not the money with which to
handle them.
REASON for yourself and detorminc how a Rood
bank account wou'd remedy the situation.
AC T at once and lend'vour energies to the building
of a bi.nk account.
Bank of AlasRa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or_Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Sa!mon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's ;Salad pressing-Mrs; Porters Mayonaise ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. fi. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Thirty Six Are Dead As The
Result of the Attempt on the
Lives of the Morgans—Clews
Point To Plot of Terrorism of
Nation Wide Extent
Washington, Friday— J. Flyiv
Justice, left Washington, for
the Chief of tli© Bureau of in
vestigation of the Department of
York to take charge of the force
which, is investigating the explos
icon in Wall i>trcct.
N'evv York. Friday—Chief Police1
inspector Lehry found evidenoe to
]ustify tho conclusion that the ex
pl<\3lon in tValll Stpeflt was caul*xl
by a liuge bom loadei*. with T. N
T. The bomb was reinforced with
Iroc. sjugs fashioned end fastened
from window weight bars.
Tho IJurPau of Combul tiblcs is
examining a t>!a<k box' about a
foot square and "tvcircl'd wlth'wire
which was found by the police in
an automoDfin parked, on Wall
Street, and Havovoj. Square about
t~"0 blocks from the explolion. Ths
cwafr of th® car Is a cl>-rk in th I
Nailonai City Bank, and it wa8 he
who called the attention of the
police to the box, which he said he,
hai. not placed there and was'afr®',
lr» reiuove.
Many of those who W injured '
oy thp explo.-lou will die as t-h« p' i
of th'ir injurie-\
Washington. Friday—A corps o.f
extra jrtiards and ot?ier protective'
measures aro being taJtoii to guar'',
tie Treasury here until it I9 d |
SiriO'iy d°ci<l0d whetier tti<. e*J,
plosion was due fo a bouiD or to|
liOiJ' oth»r oa.ise, This i" tlio an-'
nounccment mad© by secretary of
the Treasury Housto!:. Financial/
centos in all the bis; eiti'ti from
coast to coa't are more 'ike arm
ed -ramps today thaji jlkp the peace-!
tul centres of business. Police
are lasted on nil corners and plan's
to p.event a rcP°tition in otlier
places of 'he tragedy of New York ,
Fir'' Commissioner Dr*rr«n of X«w'
York reported tp the mayor that|
thirty three Wre kili»;l by the *
plot ion.
Washington. Friday—Half a iot-1
en agencies of the government a re
at work today, tryiiiT to »<olve th ]
mystery of the N'ew York e*plos- I
ion. They are also working to PrO-[
vide pafe?uar''s to government prop
erty from si:nilar damage thruout,
thc country.
New York Friday—The five
sennits!* who v.ere electtd to the
v. w York Assembly, aaj were after
war''.' thrown, out of tnat body by
reason of their alleged, dWoyaity,,
were all reflected by suo-'tiantiai
ma J i rities. This Is the result of
the complete returns vrom y°ster-j
day's special election.
Hamilton , Fridtay—Fdward P.
FlsijhT who !s suspected al{ having
some knowledge of the 'oomb outrage
la Wall Street was air®sipd! the
bank of Hamilton, building this
mornlngo by the police.
London, Saturday —F®w know I
of the ■wuereaoo'Uts of the Mor
gan, tho it is known; that they
aye in one of Mi® hunting lodges.
Hourly repso are being sent
to them giving them accounts of
the oomb situation. The nuanber'of
thi CJ injured oy the bomb is'npw
i'n wn to be three hunJred.
Xew Tori ' Saturday—The De
partment! of Justice is in rec»ipt of
f:v>« circulars by ra.dloa.ls, »ign©d
"American Aa^rChls'lc Fighters"
*va)ch glv0 the fir3' tangible clew
to the perpetrators of the bomb
outrage. Th° circulars were found
(a «. email bos at Ctedar St. ancj
I!roadway. They are said to iden
tify tho perpetrators of tlie Ex
floiicn. ; _ | ■ j_ I • i • t
j Th's® persons belong to ti'-o
same' Kroup that was respoii! i
: the explosion, of tli^ bombs In. elev
en, cities on, June 2, 1919. The
' |clrfUter» kl(*niancl t-lio relese c4|
'political prisoners or a f°w d*'-'1"1
lor all of you.
| S*altl>\ Satunday— Threat8 by"
thi Milwaukee radicals to slav'tlie
I African l^-gionafios and busi
j ne^s moil of Oentralla who escap
j f-tl from, the bullets of the I.
i \v. jn: ihe armistlce day
j iiiurd, rs placed tho Dapartmeut
cf Justlcfl s('cr''t service operatives
jen the alert last niglit to bloHc
any plot in S«attle or the norllio
{ Jt is the belief that threats
tfii.ea by the Conani'-siou of veil-1
I Riance may be a plot which is a j
coiiutrywid" conspiracy of the ter" I
|ru:'s-ts wliich started, with the ton t-|
, lrsn o*| the .Morgan, bank In'
|.V-w Voric and 'his belief is sub- i
j tained by the fact of the pn n
i--e of a wholesal, killings in:
Cei!tralia which was wri'ten, o
fore the Walj Street Domblng dis
| a"ter.
SeatM®, Saturday—A special guard
has bo°ti pjac'cl about th® Assay of '
fs«.® of the Federal resen® bank jti
-bis ci'y.
v'
Washington, Sa'urday—The D»- |
partment of Justic-o announced that I
Chl'-f Flyran rcPOrls hat th*' explos- |
Ion in New York wos due to a
bomb. ■
New York, Saturday —Flynn de
cl!are<i this ait°raoon tnat he was>1
p^i'ive that a bomb had caused
th© explosion ill Nvw York.
\ JV dlad to date nuuiner thirty a
six I' was revealed that th® Waj) |
Street explosion is ms-j^ly a start
iu a nation wld® development of •
a radicaj plot In which the bis
buiint?s interests of the coun
try nro the objects tc be crippled.
| Edward P. Fischer a former em
ployee of th,; French Iligh Commis
sioner in Mo«- York is being de
j tait'e,: by the Police in Hamilton
Ontario, and will be brought be
fore the Grand Jury iu New"York
to testify as to his knowledge j
concerning the explosion
Fischer is all-'gMd to have writt
en two post cards to frle>nids in
New York warning them not to bej
in Wall Street on,1 Wednesday aft
er/ con September fifteenth at thr |
| o'clccX.
iUfUi. KILLED IS
AUTO _ACGI(1ENT
Vancouver, Friday —Jay M,
Field3 a first lieutenant of the
FlA.t Infantry in the Vancouver
barracks was killed iu an au'o ac
cident.
Eu-ign Kerr of the Salvation |
A'' y, -wiho is -well linowiv in, Al
aska stopped for a tight in Ska£
■way on hi8 way to Whitohorse'a<n:d
At'in. EaiEign Kerr has been to
the westward in tho intercfcts of
the i-a»ing of fund* for th® Army
and met with marked success. He
was a &ucst of the Portland. Houee
whil5 in town.
tJe will be in Whitehcrse for
a week or so aixdathen into tho
Atlin dlutrict after which ho
HARDING SAYS PEOPLE MUST
! KNOW THE CONSTITUTION
I Chicago. Friday —In connect
ion with 'his ODserv&nce of Con
j t'Utution day .Senator Harding is
sued a statement wliicii in Par1
waU as follow8: "If by some tragi<5
I di'ij.osl'icn of fat0 the con/aitMlon
' shorn* cease; and th.e door no long
er b« closed against tlx® stealthy
; aprojjriation t>f autocp^lc power
, and the gradual abtorptfon of
the peoples sovereignty what a.
c.atoaty' this -would be. Witaeth*.
i-ae CoiUititutloD) &hjall *<-ndWre ls'bb
t fn e the men. and women of Ameri
ca to determine. Respect for it rev
et»i-.Cfc for it is uot enough: they
^tius* take hoi ] of its meaning and!
•jifi.eirat^ lW spirit, lo its prlncil
e« acd confound its enemies.
Tokio, Ftrid.iy—Socialistic meet
ing; are becoming increasingly fre
' qu<-*nt in Japan. Tlia Polios wat-1
cihed a meeting in Toltio at wiiic4
' M. ohaman '■poke ami waited until
1 iu til speech lie BttaoKfl tha social1
istici sU-tf-m that permitted' noa
it>roJ ii.oor to eat amd declar°d that
•He who doe1) not work, should
uoi ea1-'' the police sapped iu and
stopped the meeting. Fighting fol
low d the ord«r of thu police u
two were arr<-!t,'d.
W OF SEATTLE
SAILS TDR NORTH
Tlie City of Sa^ti* sailed: at
ton this morning* Th.e folilowlng
; a".1-.' ngers were booked for Skag
way. A. Toftig«r, Vivian ]>■[
aiiey. for Halnesn,: Captain L. L.'
Lambert and Master Laailyrt.
: .Miss Agne« HammerJ!<y of S°
1 attic has accepted a P<>si'ion with
iho Uoldexi' Xorth cafe
• Ail iron cage wlili luirlu*.I wire Is !o
he put IIround ilir> rxkulser's new rt
Idi-noe. Rut wliotlier It is to keep t.io
rurious out or n possible rolseinef
maker within. Is a question which per
haps. tlie viin-ty of llic ex-Imperial In
mate will nni loot; into too closely.
IM1L im
; ELY 10 EL[CT
1 Paris, Friday—Premier MiUer
j an, 1 today uubmltted Prest<ient D'-3
CLanel"9 resignation to .the Cabinet.
It was annouac«d: that Thr Na
| '-lonal Aab*moly will be caiiedi to
IVer^aiHe3 Paiac« nfxt Tuesday to
elect bis succesjcr.
.Mi s Mja.deline Gibson who It
i been enxploy'd by th*! Goldon'.\'i;,ri
} hole.- will Uave on the Est°bnh.
Tu<"daj on her way tc Ketchikan.
; wv.-re she has accepted a posl'l- i:
with a hotel of tnat i.la<'e.
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