Curzon Says Britain Has Reached
The Limit For Irish Concessions
l.omlon. Auk. 20.—Ix>rd I'urton.
Serrelarv for foreign Affairs. In H
speech today before the House of
Lords said. in speaking on the Irish
jM-.u'e iit'KotiatioDn, that the Hritish
Government had offered Ireland all
the concessions thilt could In- siven
without comprising the safely ol tl ■
realm of the crown, an it lae dignity 1
of the British Km|>ire
Board Proclaims The Super-Battleship Is Still
The Fighting Weapon Of The Nation At Sea
Washington. A«k 20—T!u t«»
whuh has been ruglUK about the
place of the heavy battleship ill the
tuturi' of the navy, has lit- :i an
- a»>red by ihe joint Army .m l Navy
board. This board bas been iuvesti
i .itmi; the results of U« a'-roplune
work on the Atlantic. * lieu num
ber of ships were bombed from, .lie
air. Sovt»ral tJortiuui 5
to this country fur ■
in his niatuuT win I"
faiuoiiK thfin «lit* soi--r-.1i' i
| ustfrii'slaml Tin- join!
vesi.satod llit* relative :- • r i
aeroplane ami siii'i-rtl- ' .ti
! Ji-i lares that the taller is in -
as the i-hief weapon of t!i - i> -I
PI.AN r«» TIKN IdM'UNMKNT
INTO VOCATIONAL t AMI'
v. ashington. Aug 2«« PntMnn!
Harding lias asked director Forbes;
.1 (he veterans bureau, to have Ilia
i \Vlerts study for teu days and re
port within thai time, oil tbe prac
i.-aLty of turning one or more of
e army cantonments into a huge _
habituation and vocational train
ing amp for tbe use of the ex-serv
; e men.
I.iiKD lllKkl-'NHKAH
\\ A l( N S I* K K U S
Loudon. Aug —-Lord Birken
i.t. d ill an address to the house of
Lords expressed his anxiety over the
Ir.-li question He warned the lords
: at the rejection of l.Ioyd (ieorge's
rms tor the settlement of the Irish
question would mean civil war.
SKNATOKS shKk To
I 1.4 >SK SlliriMNt. Ho A lilt
Washington. Aug 2l>. — A tiRht Is
now ou in the Senate to put the
Shipping Hoard into the bands of re
ceivers Senators Borah. KlnR and
Harrison are leading in the tiRht to
«•< ure legislation with this) end in)
view They desire to wind up the'
affairs ot the Hoard with all poasi- j
Me speed Senator Harrison made a 1
' 'tter attack on Chairman i.asker, {
■ r the Shipping Hoard In a debate in]
the Senate yesterday
I KKK KoK ALL KHiHT
UHITKII lt\ SKI.'T IT ARMS
Washington. Aug. 20.—The tariff
bill v. sierj iv heiame the direct cause
of a near free for all tight III the
House The tight was barely avert
• d by tbe prompt action of the Ser
geant at Arms of the House Durlug
t :e consideration of the bill. Repre
:.u;ve Bylines of South Carolina.
' landed Chairman Fordney as a liar
l*R» I>1 \ i ii \i;i»i\<.
I -SKS I'lINT HKl Ml j
\\ ashitigtou, Vim 2i» l'ainters
are touching up the White House
this afternoon VV hen passing one of
the workmen. I'raa.dent Harding
took his brush and relieved him for
a few moments.
l.ord NortholifTe onct said ".\o
self respecting man is going to be
dominated l.v Women " And then the
poor booli got married.
.IKl. SH \TTKIIS M llil
ok » wi n . mi i:hm;i
WUpii Higluowor H.e it. .i> ■
if the murder of I!• -~1 if
eo I'oulltx . » .1* III
le found awaitinv. Iiim !>«»:- >
ey. Highlower had ait
ieep him oui ol° Ihi' iluir!ii"
a« Uoris Shirley "It :i•»!
lit. After the heart? . ol '» r !•
uotiy. Hightowor »:i> ionnei:. In id
>11 the charge of tuurd":
\MKKIC.WS TO fONTIWM. I»1—
Till It) TIMN ol I « m »I» IN CI vv| \
Washington. Aug. 20— ll «a- at
wuni'i'il in Washington . i .i
news hud reached here flu i^ I
in agreement had etiti
it Uipa. between members ul tli
Soviet tiovernmeiil and niembt' «i:
he American lleili f I' t:-sio;i i
regard to the distribution of food in
:he starving Kttssiatts Tite \:in■ i:
loll of the distribution of .21 fool
MUffs.
IIIII.ll'I'IVK < ONST MSI I. M! \
i sin i; i 11:i
Manila. Aug. "u - In a lelw-r;
to Yeuter. acting fhncrnor oi i;
Philippines. K S Lyon, an A
ran prospector t m li i : arm ■ i
members of the Phillppit I'ousta' .t
larv are k.llittg memln > of • M
os. in M. ilaliao. for haviit'
plained to lue Wood Forli
of the treatment rerehed l» ; f»«» ti n
im. from the OoBStabi.i. • *
lliiiMI It I OW II I Ml KIM I -
(ilUI.; I OMMl IS -si |i |I»1
i'elaluma. Calif . Aug
Qiientin prison. Iml.i. murib't )
lyn lirant. si 14 year old iiirI t
..er younger sister, and wotiitd"il r
grandmother and f.iti • i
then committed suicide
\i:i.su\ is inn.I>ini. i r
ALASKA MTOIX I \!l \ l>
Washington. Aug. J" Sonali
Knute Nelson, of .Milttie- la .
man of the romrnitlee «Im arts •>!
all territorial appointu • n»•
responsible for the unusual ib-1 ■>
»
aska appointments.
"I Wish I Were Rich!"
I M«l )ou ever hear a fellow nay that ? of <otir«*e
you «li«l. \<»u'\e mid It yourself many limes, r.u;
your wishing never K"l you anywhere. It' you until
to learn how to swim you will get Into the water.
If you want to skatt* you will get on the ice. .Well
then if you want to In* rich, 8AVK Vol K M(»\l "i Ml
«>f the hi)( fortunes ttxlay are the result of a small
beginning.
*t.OO WII.L IH'KN A SAVINGS \< TO I \T
r"S. F~SE PEITER
r >i>rt cfi' ce in Chi- I
%s*. ■ v.- uJ t. She
t? understand
d in the of
Har , .liy Ask Hoover To Drive For Fund
lo Buy Food For The Starving Russians
which 1- to !>o hold m Washington
.
:ti>.'i iu>i.i> rout in lift to he i;.
m{i|. v .!'• i»rd with the policy of
IJnj.l i.i-.irt-.' reaffirmed his
ie lliiiish nav> must tiv
nn:u m i! \v:> r.-.\JftSft
>(.. : i-.V !\ II INtl
i;i:11 \t»ir.v:^.!Ari:\i. n
l»l»l \ I.V 011 ^
Mll>\ .Hi -U
u: si i ts i \t.\i i/\
HI ; n m I -ill >um -m\
i. fp.-. ;luor t<f the
\\«sterii o!f> i: • >1 trusn This porl this
niorniiifi wlifi a I>i>i lis! of passen
gers Ato<>:'; Iho pnssplifiprs hook
rtl for SK : arc Mrs \Y K
Hantllpy. Mrs. .T. 1!. Fnwlor. K. W.
Mrs. .1 11 Suitli. Frank Snow, ujid
David liromli'.v.
COMMANrER MAXFIELD
Commander Maxfield. U. S N., pho
tographed at Bedford, England, where
^»e is supervising the finishing touches
to the great dingitle R 38. which wat
suilt in Er*: and for the United States.
Commander Max fie cJ v. bt <n com
mand of the great airship in its fl'OM
acrr> the Atlantic
|,<M lis ni l It I.lis 1\ \ \l I T
M \kl•«. I -< \r> \\ 1TII Fl M>S
iTtC. Aue -e '■ State
• \]et»li;.e K.iH*. T» :li of litre
, i».rv<l by rt M**r* '-esterda;
T! io!>b *rs won* .'is and after
.
•.d iho oHtcrrs lti the vault after
**': '-It ilir> 1 ed up ten Thousand
li Mil I --Mil* fONSTUl < Tli'N
HKOlt.HT Tt> HAI.T
Washington. \iic C'1 --Failure of
tin- enmjvMi.in of i lie work on the
capital sliil» nf t navy, now under
. 'instruction, makes uncertain the
tlaii of their completion
MWl HI I I I. \TI> TO \TT» M»
\\ ashinptot Aug. 2" —That the
disarmament conference will have a
uoodly number of delegaies if evi
denced b> :he repoit that Chra will
haw one hundred delegates, and
irt-at Britain and Trance two hund
red each The number for the other
powers is not stated as yet
XI I II > TO -I Ml
TI5«H>I*S TO sIl.l SIA
Taris. Aup. 20.—Tlio Allies have
i!< . idpd tl I troops shall l>o sent in
to I'piicr Silesia The quola whieto
France is to send i» k«v«-u at a Hat
(nlit-n
i;i K(.l>i>l l. t>\ 1*1 .KASl'RK TOV'R
| C.pneva. Auc. 20.—Orover Cleve
land Rersdoi; the notorious draft
I evader. says lhp Thnrpovie Zeittinp
today, arrived in Constance. from
Munich Ihree d:i>s aso Hp is now
Mopping in a hoip! at St. (Jail nerp
doll came direct from liermmny.
SI \TTI 1 TO II \VK VKW
tTSTOMS rOl.l.WTOR SOOX
Spnttle, Aug. 20.—Secretary of
the Treasury Mellon in a letter to
day, indicated to Collector of Cus
toms Drumheller. at Seattle, that his
resignation would he accepted by
the department in a very short time.
world Agrees I hat hngland Has
Conceeded Enough To Irsh Demands
London. Aug 20.—Lloyd George
today said that he had not heard
suggestions from any part of the
world. p*oept Ireland. thB England
had not ponr th»> limit In offprlne
peacp terms to thf If-ad^r* of the
Irish RrpiihlK
Members Of The Steamship Alaska's Crew
Charged With Being Negligent In Their Duty
San Fratici«co. ^nc If WilHatr
K. McOlintock. first officer of the
wrecked Alaska, in testifying before
the Federal Marine Inspectors who
are lookinc into the cause of the J
wreck, said this afternoon, that the
members of the crew of the Alaska
were so slack In Riving assistance to
distressed passer,pers. that the Cap
tain of the Anyox. which answered
the A1a«Va°f e r « rail. »npee«t,rt
that the members of the crew be
Tin - V mil AKIM. I P
Rureka. Atts 2(' —Pliers. who
hav» been working on the wrecked
su-amer Alaska, report that the liner
is breaking up and there are no
CAM IN KTTl'S W1FK
SI "IKS l>U <)Rl I
Jackson. Oal'. Aug. 20 — As » !*e- I
qual to the Pipes Oaminetli elnp"
ment and trial a few year;- ago. we
now have The »utt for divor.-e becim
bv Mrs. Kliiabelh Oaminetl! against
her husband, r Drew Caniinetti
Mrs. Caminetti stood b> Vr bus-,
band thru the trial but is no* n-eV
ing a separation from liim
IKHKRU. Rtl\lt Bll.l
CI'T 3S Mll.l l< 'N
Washington. Aug. 20—The bor -
ate cut the Federal road bill from
one hundred million dollars to *»'
enty-five millior, The hill was pas- >
sed h> the House for a hundred r
\VH KICKS HAM To BKt.lV
Pti-U TJl E IN U M \l
Seattle, Auk 2" —-James Wicket
sham for man* years the represents
live of Alaska in Congress-' left Se
Wickersham *111 practice law in the
\:askan Capital
I M'l.oRI I'. SI riMSKH
1.0ST. I- -Mi
Talo Alto. Calif Aug 20 tt "ra
was received here t«>da> b> Mr- >...
mutid Holler, of the s;ifet' f : •
husband. Kdmund Heller, who »»t
supposed to be lost in tlie Hoo>"
mountains, in Wyoming
<>KRM\VV Ml <T l'\\ IN.
IHMVm !<»R \MKRR
1 l\ I - Iji»T IN WAR
povernnxni will hf cvMihw*®, If It
mfiif rhf poarn 1^ the Volt
es •5iai«"- "no i>k iho dpmands madn
is th.tl Germany pav an Indemnin
for all Anifrlpan livos lost In lh»> war.
RRI Mi ll l.l» Rl'Tl RN1 II 1IOM!
M. Rrumfiolii «l:o has ooisfosgpd to
haviiin kilted T'anlf! Rtiswl. a !j
hon • noar hff on Sho nlcht of Juh
w:.? pons ihi* T ormnc with ST pa^
sont.-? 6w3ndrc f%:. for Skac«a^
many of whom an- •»xrur8lool¥*»
Tho followinc ar- honkod for
Mil'man, Unfurl
Carlson Jotin 1' I-ntid H B Tom
aid W K '#b
KHKMUl «.KI I K PR! MIKR I»ll>
fr(f a Short tilt!' " " this rft}
• - nav • - of Alaska appointees
had In - i:i I'1 thf Seti.it»
Tut©
WMile F$§§ is.
YaniksE Hagas
The Route to the Interior
The tJawvvH) Route of Comfort, Sorvlrt*, nn«1
To and From Atlin, O«w>on, I airhanV*. an«! Ml I in trior
Alaska an«I Yukon Itiver Points.
Rail and River Service
Durlnp season of navigation oi;r fleet of modern flfsmfr
will operate repularly the entire length of tl ■ Yukon
River and tributaries
Daily Train Service (except Sutida}between P k a c •
and Whitehorse Parlor observation car* on every train
Km full information rrtrardinc pa«.«on£W and freight
rate* applj to
Ho WKneeHer
General Manaper
5>kaguav Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Ruildlnc. Seattle. Wanh.