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North: 120 Passengers
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What's The Use?
I akr \n I it \ *-i»t • »t> oT VoutMklf—What Have You Sawil So l'ar—
Two tiit'ik *»a»l HiV on an I'vrn l»a>»«——< >n*% l»rlievo*l in saving
our <li«l III*! — \\ h«»it npport u:i't \ knot k(*«!, flu' (HM1 W'llO ^avdl
wan able to **ia>|» if, ilio ot!u-r was not.
I ailurc 11» M\r will Nf;ui«I U-iwrru you and succt'ss.
BariK of AlasRa
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S|>ntigiitvld. 111.. A UP. 10.—Gov
ernor 1*en Small was today placed
uiidtfr arrest on the charge of hav
inc embezzled half amillion dollars
of si a'< funds while serving at Slate
Treasurer The Ciovfrluir'f Mansion
was surrounded hv deputy
sheriffs during the day Governor
Small t;n.illy submtited to the serv
ing of i he warrant l>y Sheriff Mester
HARDING BACK
FROM VACATION
V. .isltlneum, Aus. 10.—I'n his re
«.
STORM CAUSE OF
ALASKA DISASTER
bod • * til' two vi.tis.s of I he Alaska
■\ re-k On- of Hie bodes was of a
woman who wore a wrist watr.li
other was of a man who carried pa
pers containing the name of Dr. .1
Kureka. Aim. 1"—Two bodies
were identified at the morgue today,
who were picked up after the wre< k
of the Alaska One was Mrs. AV. V.
II Utien, address unknown The
S.in Fratiseo Portland Steamship
Company have given out a statement
that the known dead numbers twen
ty. and the number who are still un
accounted for as nineteen
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1MMI A>l U III \l I r.op
j Spokane. Aug. 10.—Federal ex
perts have estimated tliat the wheat
i amount to ten million bnsnels this
| year.
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M.U UK TAKI'V «»\ KR
nv i*i5i\ \ti: < \:*it \i
the Alaska Govern mom Railroad in
\ol.l Ml VI Mill t: 1\\<| "
•1 111 TH \H. IS>» f !
in mk.h — h<h»i
of Skagwu} must atlru. :r- t ■
are worthy of Ihe ceueroi
let if on sal«- at the Library
Kail Francisco. An- 5
this afternoon, before Jo..a K i'.nl
Sl ATT1.K PVSTiilJ OPI'mMI* I
DISARM IMKXT CY>\F1 II I N < 1
Washington. \tic 1? ' . , • >r
Matthews, a Seattle D:>.:::e tots rent
declared forthcomins dsirtftsniteui
conference broods ini=.1 -1 an J
should not be held.
Body Murdered Woman
Found Lake Washington
! Seattle. Aug. 10.—The mysteri
ous disappearance of Mrs. Mahoney,
the elderly wife of James K Ma
. lionev. which has heen baffling the
Seattle police for the past six weeks.
u:is cleared up today, when the body
: of Mrs. Mahoney w*s found in Lake
j Washington. It was stuffed in a
i trunk, which had been held down by
' ropes fastened to fc secure anchor
! as?
Suspicion of foul rla.v was direct
ed to the youthful husband, when
he presented a forged power of at
torney in an attempt to gain admit
i Seattle. Aug. 10.—"You have j
found the trunk, that's all there is |
Seattle. Aug. 10.—Declaring today
that the body found in a trunk in
Lake Washington, and supposed to
honey, might be the body of the
many people who have disappeared
lance to a safe deposit vault, in ;
which Mrs. Mahoric? K• r-1 a large
part of wealth, which was r< ported
to he in the neighborbcod of one
thousand dollars.
Mahoney w-3s arrested and placed
in jail, pending the clearing up of
the mystery. When the body was dis
covered a few days ago and be was
charged with the murder of his wife,
he replied. "The can do no more I
than hang me."
Mrs. Mahoney was some forty !
years old and her husband's senior.
She was reported as being interest
ed in some Alaska mining property
I to it," Mahoney declared tonight
when police officials urged him to
[ make a confession.
in the past, was the declaration made
by Lee Johnson, attorney for James
E. Mahoney today. Johnson said.
"I propose to fight to sove my cli
ent from the gallows." I
SEATTLE BANK ROBBERS
ARRESTED KANSAS CITY
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-T\fiT 11»N<. Hlhl
FEDERAL OFFICIAL
STATE AGREED ON
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W I »T |\ 1 Xlill'l l!H.I
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THE
WHITE PASS &
YUKON ROUTE
The Comfort
Gateway gg
Route J^gW, c c
Of Safety
To and From Atiin, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and All In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
ate reirulnrly t'lc entire IrninJi I «'■<■ > ukon River and
I»ai!y Traill Servlc* (cxocpi Sundays) hetwec* SUgnqr and WMm>
horse. Parlor observation cars on every train.
!'<rr full Infornuuion re-ar<lin~ p.-i-^enp r and freight rales apj lj to
H. WHEELER. General Manager
Skaguay, Alaska
(>r 510 Alaska ttuildin£. Seattle, Wash.