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N^sTtWENTY SECOND YEAR SKABWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1919 PRICE 10 CEN1
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Seattle, March 22 — Nine Seattl
anarchists, including the notorious
Roy sisters, who have preadhod
Bolshevism on the streets and pub
lic halls for "some time past, were
ahipptd out of this city this morn
ing untier guard to N<ew York city.
When they arrive in the metro
polis Of the "east, th^jr will be
joined to a bunch of men and wo
men of their ilk who nr« today leav
ing San Francisco, and.* other pac
ific coast cities, and the whole
torce will be dejvortudj to the oouit
tries from which t hey cam© to the
United States. . „.
San Francisco, .Mairoh 22—Tlie
authorities are waging a vigorous
campaign against Bolshevism ftgi
ttator? isi this city, and a number
of arrests have been made. Sever
al »' those now under arrest are
threatened} with dei>ortation to the
nations of the south saas.
Ruth Garrison's Lawyer Will
Try To Prove ClientJs Insane
Sea'tle, March 22 — la. eompli
auoe with. Attoraeyi Astern, council
/or Alias Garrison, Judge Tall man.
before whom the s:iri was arranged
yestardnji grfi-utedi hrr until next Fri
day Jilttrcn 28th to make her pi®3"
to 'he charge of murdering Mrs
Grace St Storrs.
According to an announcement
made by the authorities this morn
ing, .Miss Garrison will not he
jxsrmitt'ed to see Storrs until after
she hf-T'pJead, aoid it may be that
she m«v not even then be permitted
to see him.
When the Sheriff ofi King county
declared his intention of removing
'he- accused girl to the care of the
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Seattle, March 22—Delegate
James Wickersham will &aJi^n:2st
Thursday for the north, but stated,
that »• *\hls time he would only go
08 far as Juneau, where he will
of the wort work work work'-work
make an investigation of the can
vass of the rotas at the «he last
dek-gn'e election with reference to
» ooutest in tha event that ^Sulaer
is giTen a. certificate of election.
Siate.s of tine House of Good Shep
herd, Prosecuting Attorney Brown
protested against this orocedcure,
claiming that Ruth. Garrison should
be accorded the same treatm.nt as
any other person charged with
murder, but nothwistanding his
Objections sh<3 was handed over
to the <-are of that institution.
I* was announced late tthis after
noon by Attorney Askiera that his
client win make a plea of insanity.
Letters foumd in S tor re' poeBessioi
disclose the fact that he was deceiv
ing both women, and it is Still the
belief of the authorities that ev
idence will be found implicating him
in planning the murder.
Los Angeleg, March 22 — Mayor
Woodman was arrainged" today on
tha charge of bribery, and to thia
charge he entered a plea oI not
guilty. _
The charge said that M&jor Wood
man had accepted money to pro
tect vice in the city, and hia at
torneys cflaim that it is & case of
political jobbery,
Ten Minutes
After the fire starts you suddenly remember that
the insurance policy, Liberty Bond, and some other
valuables are still in the house.
Don't wait untit then and be sorry
Come in TODAY and rent
A Safe Deposit Box
A box 4 1-2x19 inches and 2 1-2 inches deep
25c per month.
New Goods Just Received
Van Houten's Cocoa 1-2 lb 70c
Christie's Soda Biscuits 2 lbs Tins 75c each
Royal Yeast Cakes (Canadian) 2 for 25c
Bake-Ko (Egg Substitute) 1 Package Equal
to 3 doz eggs 30c each
P. H. GANTY
(Special to the Daily AWefcan)
Haines, March 22 — At an e&rfy
hour this morning tire broke "ot in
tb« homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
BurleUe and notwithstanding the
piomot response by the Vcd-uoteer
fire department Che entire house
together with its contents wetre con
sumed!. ) ; ||
When search wa« made for the
li*'le two and one half year old
daughter, she could not be Sound, |
and it was then discovered that she
had apparently became frtehttene !
and had hidden hegoel? in tfhe house
and was burned to death,
Another child who was sick in bed
wa resviued by Mrs. A. P. MoLeaji,
who rushed into the burning house
and carried the clhld out to safety.
AJt the time olj tho fire( the mothei
wag away at a neighbors where She
had gone for water, the Rurfiette
homo not haying city water service.
The father is in his oountry'e
service in France, he having joinetd
the forregtry division shortly after
the United States entered th© war
The mother is overcame with grie
al.hough her neighbors hold1 her
blameless.
The cause of the fire is unknown,
but it is oreaumed that it Origin
ated by an over h«ated flu®.
SIZE OF GERMANY'S INDEMNITY
IS CHIEF ISSUE BEFORE ALLIES
Paria. March 22—The Americaa
envovg to the peace congress, af
tqr making a careful study o£ Ger
many a financial ooudltloa have
TeachtJ; an opinoto that Gurmaay
has the ability of paying but twelve
billion dollar indemnity.
The chief issue before tUe Allied
envoys is "what is Germany cap a*
ble i-' paying)?"
Some of the delegates to the
peace conference aire for demand
ing1 fifty trillion dollars.
Grfve difPirenoep of oninion, al
so exist over the allottment of the
amount she in ordered to pay.
ITALIAN PEACE ENVOI'S PERSIST
IN DEMANDS FOR ADRIATIC COAST
Paris Matron 22 — The *111- j
compromising attitude Qf the Italian
delegate!1 to the Peace Oongre® ory
er the disposition of Fiume is
regarded with considerable gravity
by the members of the peSoa oonXer
ence.
I itaiv'p envoyu to tUd pe^aa oongre
insist that tliey will withdraw from:
any further attendance at the
conferences unless they are assured
that the territory on the east ooast
o" the Adriatic Sea would be given
oreir to them. They claim that
this the only way that Italy can be
assured of safty from; attack by an
enemy from th« east.
Germany To Be Reduced To A
Small Power In World Affairs
Paris, March 22 The extent to
which Germany wfll be rendered Intf
pendent &g & world dominating mil
itary power by, the intending peace
treaty, which was fully rerealed, to
dgv jhown that Germany will be al
lowed a maximum of pqrea dArtotoas
SENATORS 6EI
A STRAIGHT TIP
Washington, March 22 — United
States teaflton who ape fttill to:
thifi cljr, anaouo.ce that they hare
receive*' what they claim to be re
liable information to the effect,
that Presixient Wilson will call an
extra session of Congress by May,
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Paris, March 22—The American
delegates to the peace congress be
lieve that President Wilson will call
an extra cession of the congress
early Jn May. It 1a possible that
the call for the special session will
be cabled from Paris.
ENGLAND TAKING
OVER COLLIERIES
London, March, 22 — T&a na*
tkuiaiizatlon of all coal mine in
Ensia*.i ha been rSrtualiy; oanoeded
by the Bfitlb jowrwwit. . .iL ll,
o* In'antry, three divisions of cav
alry, which would mieaai a total of
100.000 men and officiers.
Germany'^ fleet will consist o!
Six battleships and a proportionate
duinner of smaller craft. and, her
complement of officers and men
will ba limited to 16,000.
ALASKA BISHOP"
BAH COAST
Seattle, March 22 — Bishop Cri
mont arrived in this city today
from attemdence at Cardinal Gib
bon's jubilee.
Ho 'will remain, here to attend
the consecration of Bishop McGrath
of iBafcer City, Oregon wlhlch will
take plac0 in th.ig city n.st Wed
nesday,
llie consecration of Bishop Mc •
Grath will bp the first on© that
hag taken place in his city since
Bishop Crimont was consecrated.
Seattle, March 20 — Leroy Tozier,
a prominent Fairbanks lawyer was
married to Mrs. Carol Bell, formerly
the wife of Arthur Bell, editor of
the defunct Fairbanks Times.
"Weorge Adsama and Peter G-abr?al,
who bar ebeen stopping in Bkag
way for ft couple of weeks, went out
on the train yesterd&y and will
visit Ik Whitehorse for about five
day,' befora proceeding to their
homes in Atlin.
Mr. is greatly improved
In health and; intends to spend the
summer in prospecting; out from At*
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HI HI ISM INK
Washington, March * 22—Thia
government ia watching with. con
sldornble concern the public feel
ing o Japan and Extern Asia.
An anti-American campaign is
beta* carried on in the press of the
Orien', which he 3 now reached on
acute stag®. It is believai that a
'great numittsr of tthe newspapers of
J the (Metrict under dilacuuston have
been subsidized by Bolshevik! for
purposes; of ereUing ill tt«
♦ward* the Americans now stai
in Liberia.
It IB believed that this atti
l3 taken by Japan so as to fo
her rtemandg for an amendny:n
the constitution of the Leagu
Natl ns providing that all nat
eh all grant equal and jus* treats
to all aliens within their bop
who 9 re nationals of states bei<
inc to this League.
Doc'or Johnston, owner and, house
sure eon at the Sitk« hospital, ar
rived in Juneau from Fort Liscum
a few daye ago, where he did) his
army bU a& a captain in the hospit
al surgical corps.
Doctor Johnston offered his serv
j ices when war wa« declared, and: he
was Immediately assigned to Fort
Sewaid. He was, during the flu
epidemic rushed to Fort Liscum,
where ne gained) a remarkable rec
ord in handling the Quarantine, In
fact, Fort Liacum showed the best
health [percentage of any post in the
west ,41
When the call wae sent to Goy.
Riggs by the town council, Dr. John
ston waa secured to came bere to
tak© »b» placet of Dr. Gable who waa
one oi the first to bg stricken with
the Influenza Dr. Johnston arriv
ed last night on the Jieffeicon, and
Immediately took up the work of
Take Over Two
A. SS. Ships
Seattle, March 22 — Itwaa an
no um ee.l thi$i moraine by the Alas
ka S'eamship company that the
Pederpl Operating company of
New York city was taking a long
time charter of th® company's
freighters Vaidez and Henry T.
Scott, and that tfcepe shipg would
be operated by the chartering com
pany -n the Atlantic
oaring for those who had been
ported to be down with the t
demi?. ^
more to cum.
1 wo competent nurseg accomps
ied Dr- Johnston from Juneau, e
are now at the White Paea hos
tal.
The city authorities are. prep
in* 'he Brackett house for a h<
a"<«l if it should become neoesM
and every thing will be done that
possible to take care of th<
who need it.
The question of isolating' th*
who wish to leave the town Is i
ceiving attiantioa and a nlaoe will
secured that they might be car
for" the prescribed time.
At the tmie of going to press
was estimated' that there we
aVout thirty five cases in all wt
only one that was considered de
gtroua.
S.&E.L
Seattle, March 23 —Tha Steai
Ship Eldena, 9,600 gross tons ws
lanuchedi from the Skinner and Be
ship yard? this morning,
large crowd of people witness©
the launching, which was acoom
tflisheri without mishap of any na
ture.
Most joyfully we welcomc you back!
May the days as well as the years ahead of
you ever keep fresh in your memory the
appreciation and pride which mere words alone
cannot express* You did the job right!
ft7T ) Military training has certainly worked
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clothes to properly fit your bigger chest,
SL UUi smaller waist, more muscular limbs, should
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Our new fashions and woolens await your inspec
tion and wc will gladly measure you and arrange for de
livery of the finished clothes to suit your convenience.
JAMES KENNEDY