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Hundred Million Dollar Scandal
is Unearthed In Shipping Board
Audit of Accounts Shows Great Many Irregular
ities In Which Charles M. Schwab Is Involved
—Schwab Promptly Enters Emphatic Denial
\*w York Jan "1—Col. 1£. H. Ad
aJie former eoms>troller general is
lu ch:'rg" of the auditing of tfceac
coun oI \.b* linked States Shipping
Hoard
In i statement before the Walsh
co-'grtssional commission Abadi<"
charge' that a hundred million dol
lars had been improperly paid to
shipbuilders bv th* Board as dis
ci. sed br the accounts. He also
charg'd that there a gn'at ma
ny iregularities in dealings as a re
s'.u* of the connection of Chark-s M
Schwa*. with tha board. i
New York Jan. 21—Charlgte M.
Sc wat was prompt and em»hati.i
in his denial of the charges which
ha-y oeen I rough t against lim b>"
Col. Abadie who is auditing the
aUippiu.T Boards accounts. ?chwr.!>
ap.earf-d before tho Walsh tonsr's^
loual commiU'e anl deni« d iho tcs"
tluonv of Ahadie as pi veil Irfor'
tMs s'inie committee. II0 declared
dure wot no truth in tU- a st-riiou
th't cis Personal txpenj;ts for O -i
oLer 191$ amounting: to $200,000
ft r^ ,*harged to tho S!ni\ inp Boar !.
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Arctic Brotherhood. —
Cim; SkagTvay Xo. 1,
meet# ©T®ry »ecoud v;Q
fourth Tuesday eyeiiing
at 8:30 o'clock. Visli
Lac brvu.*r* cordlall; welcome.
h. Sk Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KKH-tlf;. Actios Arctic Director
F. Jt A. M.
Wtiltv I*"*® F. *
A. M. No. 11!, ii'eets id
ai>>l itn Siiliirila» e*enmg
of month at S o'clock
Visiting Brethren are wel
como.
JOHN* N HANSEN W M
K J 3TANDISH. Secretary.
B. P. O. SXK.»
Lodfi«
So 431. B. P. O
El ks mepta every
| Thursday at S:Oo
f M
Vs't-Qj, oromers cord'ally welcome
mOUN GRASHAL, E R
r. J VAAiUKWAIX. Secrstirj
Pioveen of Jlaskji 1*1 oo. So. 12,
met* t» A. H. >1*11 flrs* Morula In
every Bunt M 8:8® V- ■*.
Vl.itiivj Bn>th«r> c-owllAilr »•!'
c.«~, J, 0. PHSLP8, S«cy.
Fraternal Order ol
Eaglee—
Skaffnay Aerie.^Xo 24
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
miMl third Wednesday night or eacn
month at their ball on Fifth Avt>
Due. Visiting brothers cordially In
Tito! to attend M. E. Kogen, \V. P.
J. JL- Griesb»ch, Secretary.
N'aooi1 Cl«pt«r No. 9, 0. E. S
m- ;ts an Masonic Hall first anil
tt'rd FrHay" of "ach month at S
P. M. VislU:>- meint-ers welcome.
Carrie Marie Sparks
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR- L- S. KEU.Kft
Dentlat
Most Modern Methods
Office Hour*: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- n»
Alaskan Building — Broadway
BKAtiWAV ALASKA
W> B. STOtT
A ' * o r a e j At Ii a w
Practic* Va all court*
la Territory of Ala«ia
HVl.NES ALASKA
Settles With Heirs
To Avoid Contest
New York Jan 21—Mrs. Carrlo
j Chapman Catt who inherited th
! liu k tUe estate of Mrs. Fnvik
i Le.lie mad.; settlements with tli°
two h^irs to avoid a coniest of the
wi.l. The estate w.« for two mil
lion dollars.
Haines Opposed To
Trans-Pacific
Reduction
S/Uttle Jan 20—Thc propositi "of
i,the I'uited Stai's Shipping Bo;:rd
|tbat th1-' trails raiific shipping be
reduced ou,j hair w; s opposed by
j A. F. Haines vico president aud sen
er»l man:;gir of the Pacific Steam
ship Co. He doclan-d that tu>.h
cours0 wouid hav0 a disastrous e'*
j li i t uron the effort to build tip
jthp American Merchant Marine.
Not Contented With The Money
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Burglars Carry Away The Safe
Mremefton Jan 21—It will bet
tie'cssM-y for firms to devise somo
ri' thrd o£ fastening -their safes to
the floor so they cannot easily be
moved if th° Seattle Bremerton S
Line's experience is often repeated
Burglars carried offl the safe which
contained e'ght hundred: dollars in
r»sh and two thousand dollans wort |
of tickets. I
PresidentWilsonDe
ports Soviet
Chancellor
Wellington Jan 21—The Chancel
lorship of tl'o Russian Soviet Bur
eau in th^ United States is vacant;
<iing to lite departure of Gregory
Wciasltia. Weinsteln bade nUi°u
to tlir I'm ted States and to his
officii,l control of the bureau on
the order of secretary Wilson de"
nortiss him to Russia.
Charge The Newark
Lines Hurt N. Y.
British Lines
.Vasliington Jan 21—An agent of
th . "nit«d States' Shipping Hoard
ui approved the establishment of an
-iiierican line of steamships out of
Xews.lt. senator Jones uiade pub
lic th'. tharg0 today that \ such
ag.jn: disapproved of the line from
.V\var* because it would injure Bri
tijh tines sailing from Xew York.
Business Man Dies On
Street On Way To Dance
.-"• utile J"11 '1—H. E. PauJjson a
:;."ireti business man dropped dead
tin jU- street la$t night. He was
ou i.i> way to a dance and was ac
companied by hi, wife and daugh
ter. • 1 ,
l.:iu» .lolin v <!>«•* not J«>in In the
.ir•:•••!I dicniny ut the high cost of
school books.
SenatorJonesTosses
A Bomb In The i
Convention
Washington Jan.21—Senator Jones
.■>1 Washington produced an uproar
in thi convention of the National
Merchant Marine .Assiciation when'
chtag«d that the International !
Mercantile Company wais operated
in tbe interests of tie British gov- !
eran^nt and British trade. P. A- S '
Frnnkiin president ot th° Interna-1
tional Company made a sharp rejoin
der to th0 charges of Senator Jones
The whole affair created a lively
sct.no it tho opening of tie conven
tion.
Bandit Dodge Dies
From Gun Hurts
Seattle Jan 21—Creighton Dodg1'
osie of thu bandits who killed Po
liceman Stevens and who was him
self wounded by the policeman died
o: liis wounds today.
Harrisons Invest In ;
Tacoma Property
During their stay in Tacoma Mr
aid Mrs. L. A. Harrfeon of SJtag
wak have started construction on ai
apartment huoso and acquired in
terest in som° garage property. Tho
expect to return to Skagway shortly
but it is expected that Mr. Harrison'
will return to Tacoma to look) after j
tha construction of the buildings.
Suhsrr'he ''"f th9 1 ViUy Alaskan
One-Hundi c;! ond Sixth Half Yearly Report
The San Francisco Savings and Loan Society
(THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK)
CAVIKV-V MEM2E3 OF TK; FEOIRAL RESERVE SYSTEM rr>M\trori»i
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCiATED SAVINGS BANKS OF SAN FRANCISCO
526 CALIFORNIA STRELT. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
DECEMBER 31 St. 1920
ASSETS—
L'nitod States Bonds, Notes an J Certificates. State, Municipal
and Other Bonds t* tal value $20,059,211.00; standing on
books at $19,745,725.6}
Loans on Real Estate, scoured by first mortgages 37,701,189.02
Loans on Bonds and Stocks 1,702,042.63
Bankers' Acceptances in accardancc with State Bank Act.... 2,300,151.14
Stool* in Federal Reserve Ba'ik of San Francisco 102,000.00
Bank Buildings ard Lo's. n-ain nnd branch officcs
(cos: o\cr S875.0J0.00), standing on books at 1.00
Other Real Estate (value $170,503.00), standing on books at 1.00
Emplovees' Pension Fund (value 5343,536.85) standing on
books a: 1.00
Cosh on hand und in Federal Reserve Bunk 8,327,035.58
Tot ill ?69,S78,147.01
LIABILITIES
Due Depositors $66,338,147.01
Capital Stock actually paid up 1,000,000.00
Reserve and Contingent Funds. 2,540,000.00
Total $69,878,147.01
JOHN A. BUCK, President GEO. TOURNY, Vice-President and Manager
Subscribed and sw orn to before me this 31 it J-.v Pjcimbcr, 1920 For the six montfis ending December 31st, 1920,
(SEAL] CMAS. F. DUISEN'BERG, Notarv Public. a dividend of 4% per annum was declared.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN' A. BUCK A. H. R. Sf"V!DT A. HAAS
GEO. TOURNY I. N. \V\UtK E. N. VAN BERGEN
E. T. KRLSE V HUGH CCODFELLOW ROBERT DOLLAR
E. A. OIRISTFNSON L. S. SHERMAN
Deposits made on or before January I j-is." :D'l, will earn interest from January 1st, 1921.
Department Of
Justice vs Judge
Anderson
Washington Jan 21—Charges werQ
made before the Senate Judiciary
Cimmittee that In the fight against
tho Bolshevikl and other Red agen
cies la thia coa»trj« thfl Department
of Justice had abused ItB use of the
s' arch wrarants.
Tills conljoatljon wan made by
Federal PJudg0 Anderson of Indi
ana. In his refply to this charge
A'toriiey General Palmer declared
that the Judge had preferred to be
lieve the testimony' of aliens rather
t h;• ri the testimony of th0 agents
of (^he Department of Justice.
Ten LWiiars win saye t^e uie 01
a child until th0 next harvest You
can h^lp
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And my
GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in- Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't! And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I atill wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the new way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them.24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros*
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
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