TRADE UNIONIST
London, Mar. 21.—Acting on the
assumption that trade unionists of
the British Empire and those of the
I'nited States have much in common
and the same way of looking at
things certain British labor lead
ers are preparing to invite a Con
gress of the trado unions of the eng
lisli speaking peoples. Samual Gom
pers has expri d himself as favor
iugs such a congress.
Providence. K. I.. Mar. 21—Pro
thier. the former bugler who was ac
cused of having killed Major Cronk
hite at Camp Lewis, formally admit
ted that he had killed Cronkhite to
the Federal Commissioner before
whom he was arrainged. He accept
ed the plea of guilty to the charge
of involuntary manslaughter.
Germany Wins
in Upper Silesia
Berlin. Mar. 21.—Germany won in
the plebiscite hold ia upper Silesia
yesierd •>' The plebiscite was mad-'
(or t! f purpose of determining the
future- national status of that sec
tion of the country. The official re
turns received her« today show
that Germany received and
Poland 3S9.0O0.
Washington. Mar. 22.— When Con
gress convenes in *-xtra session one
of the first duties will be the push
ing of the Fordney tariff bill to pass
age This program has the approv
al of President Hardin? and the Re
publican leaders will work to that
end The Fordney bill was vetoed
by Wilson in the early part of the
last session.
S\.&wA ^out \Ccrx*
Keep your savings, your surplus ironey \ i"
munity—where it belongs—and where, it u ill v -
over and over again.
Money in your HOME BANK will he'p r
port'schools,* and aid your Iccr.I cur-i ar t > . :
houses and make certain ^ OUR pay rr!!. lt\ :> w
businessto your town and thus give you rrri.- (i r ;
when you buy. New business incu ast - l! c . r
proper*}- and decreases your taxes. A ir.;ia
bank account never worrie- abeut hard !:n.cs.
Bank of Ale dir.
Canned Frzn:! •
AVE ARK" PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A CrNUR\L REDUC
TION OF FROM 20 TO 25 PER CENT ON 01" ft ENi.Ra
LINE OF CANNED FRt'IT. WE HAVE H 5 FOLL( i'ING VA
RIETY:
Peaches—Halves and Si'c^d
Pears Plums
Apricots Grapes Strawberries
Logan-, Rasp- and Bfrrk-P-'rris
Sliced and Grated P^r:
PRICES RANGE FROM 25c TO Sic PER T:N—ACCORDING
TO SIZE AND KIND.
SPECIAL PRICES IN DOZEN LOTS.
P. H. GANTY
i r»n*>
Lbii.:
r; n
t : l i !
IliLU Lift
1 h.xckv <.i:rs two
vka:5s xv
Seattle. Mar. 21.—Kd. Ha^oti a
former poliiv • .jn. . ! pi*' ?
Ie<l the po!:
cent ii;co:r. :• ' e -1 • ::*j
'
smasho.! t • ,i . ilos.
two poiicr e.t, \ c io «•;: n aU
: tu the cca e > f .i id. hours b.itil:.
.
restetl i.e •••:!" :tve i ;
• pi>SS0S!#0
I the Kottrt!: uUisM-y.
; The Federal C art tuil.i
| sustained tile umi.' .<n of Kaf
j Hagen pets t*"0 years at McNeills
I Island.
iPU'v =/5
„ ■ H !- 1 £
I Dublin. M r. 21.—Six clvt'isns: vj
! tie l>et\v«r:i i o o i i fo- » :
J the Sinn rV-.ier.i.
j «ors> wore • ' 1 ■ <! J-y •• • ■
lasted for iioti .
I San F:\-i
my today !
graduali.'tl I" ..i try •
emy in ~0 i! • si vo.t ia fie ;ip<ui
' ish .Vtapr.c.'." "•• •r. : • S'-rvioc- :n tkji
I
[fe';lJ tlie ran'; of L.- : •mint General
' their rank : lis f. i.i Oct IS. 19 •
Brigadier t:» :al I'l.w iiloril will
succeed hi in •• • .pe r: ;.t. comma:-.
, der of tl' ' ■
ftedil':'.:. C ,il.. M.i* 22.—The .Maw
' roth (• ■••• ; • : "" • '■ '■■■
Co.. one of t' lar'-. -r copper plants
' in the sraii-. shut down today on ac
i-ott .t o: tl.e ilepic- • in the copper
. market
I'l.—The French Re
t'n> United States
. which she bor
. i l.e war. Jean Bern
. : i of this debt, makes
it the United Stati'B
j ni-o y liillion doilai-s
are dne to Trance
i d states since the Am
!i involution. This counter
K> i i the Eclair yes
. .s placet!" over again.U
i o ■ billion owed t'u?
lynoif
ii IMF
on. liar. 21.—Juean.Ar
cr.' an Commercial at
iUiue, iii an olflciaitfes
t.ct t!ie mild winter in
ui.jirict has grcntly aid
: v.-or•: of China.
> i <*•
8iiM •>
■ u wilivi i
Z2.— \n epidemic ot
ti . i i>rol:3n out anions the
.; (ou-t'S of the V. S. I''or
; •■> ses l..iV3 l:<.sn reported Mil
th- :■. ,..>rt s'au>s that the malady is
in sever® form.
. J U
cet
. M.ir. :'l'.—District forest
r i • ••. il. h:ts offered for Kale >>vo
lilhua hoard feet of timber on the
.c.-i roast of Admirality island, 'i'nis
iniin-r is a unit of the Touitara ua
ion:' " ' reserve.
Oncers
r.nd Killed
ri 1. Tex., Mar. 22.—Federal
'"i o icers S. K. Urnckett,
!. Tipre shot to death
:..aa farm tliis rnorit
mskfits
has refused to adopt
' s.'iiator Sterling au
i: so by tlie Federal Re
'. oC i's profits of $100,
id--, to help ( rraers.
(\ll. . SUiNAL OFFICER
Dins IN SEATTLE
Sea'i'". ?Irr. 22.—Capt:;in J. M.
; 1 eighty two. Chief
• for Grant. pnised array
:sy today.
1
SIGNED BY II.IHT
Wash., Mar. 21.—Gov
slgned the poll tax law
ki.ectko
;.i:A'»Kn op
■' •. Jipr. 21.—Chamberlain
v* .1 as le-.der of the Union
isi : . today,
. f-v • Xi.7. 22.—Mrs. Mabel.
< - i'o c' Frank Gates, a railway er.
;■ . mmitted suicide last niglu
b.v juuping overboard from the Se
at k-Taroina S. 3.
Prison Choi us tiivos Father Clue to
Lou;; l ost Son
Columbus, Mar. 21.—Lemuel Gary
stopped for a time to listen to a
■
The . .wer - fro:! > G'»io
State pei.it in ;>r . : .! as Gary Ifs
te ,ed ! ti:oi\-.at lie rccogni.:ed the
voice" of i:Is son v'u-n he had lost
for louriec i jnurs. Hp followed the
cine liiu.; -riven and rare enough it
was the ton. who w -; sent to the
peniiv-iitlary for the oft of an anlo-J
nioh"s In Cleveland. As the 3011
linked arms with his father., lie
started up tile tunn of "l?ear Old
Di.u". Hear old tf:'d in this case is
the disirioi cup u ndent of one of
the la «• life Insnranre companies.
The lev. cf the son's sentence will
expire in April v.-i.eit lie will be re
leased.
i *^v * ..^_iil
Wnrmr,
to G-2: t Beyond:
Dr. Charles liggert nf Prince Ru
pert, son at Junes Eggert. Atlin jew
eler. was a passenger on the Princess
.Mary arriving in Skagwav Sunday.
Dr. Eggert w... on his way to At- !
iin in response t.) a telegram an- j
nouncin . the >.\-ious illness of his I
mother.
Upon the arrival of the Mary a'. I
this Dr. I -:;ert v.;ts handed a
telegram Stalin-. i:tat his moiiier haa
passed away on S .turd y
Tlils will' ho sad news to a host ,
of northerners nj JI.s. Eggerf was |
■
lin. .mil held in hfg''. es'oeni by ail j
who knew her and her hand was al
reaiiy t lie t- c sick or ijecd
and h»r death wi: re a distinct loss
to the community.
Jj'e.t ;... ir.:ir>d on !.» Atlin
on the 'rail! t!>'« morning and wili
attend 'lie fiii'orn! of his mother.
Rviil i >s her husI in .. Mrs. Gntrt I
Icnvi - 11:re? i'r. Charles Eg-1
gert. Paul Eg sort, who resides in j
Vancouver, D. ar.d another son |
who lives ii: Algiers. Africa, where ]
• o i- ..ttachwi i > t: ■ government
Control of Labor I
by Newspaper
yliinsiou. 21.—fariaal
■ hi •: .» "«>•! »r c'.inr
i:ii i .r . Iica.-st "per30M
• nfi'1'', ! j'lg'l I'is l!C'-v3
1 3 i' ulc.*:i!i to control
. r Slavonic n J titose who
for it".
I San Francis. 3. M . 22. —Mrs. K:e
: da Plumb, secretary to Youngbcrg
| atul Sons, brokers, ami William J.
I Altern, customs In-. :ers. w?s arivst
Icil ill connection w. li lie disappear
ance of 23 barrels of alcohol from
I the government wart-louse.
jped i
psi.cr
the 1
ap«:ih
Dublin. Mar. 22.—Seven members
cf the Crown forces were killed and
twelve wounded when the train on
which they were riding was ambush
ed. This informal ion came thru offi
cial channels.
Washington. Mar. 22 —t'losiclent
Harding has issued a call for a spec
ial session of Congress :o convene on
April XI. at noon.
Washington, Mar 22.—General
Leonard Wood and W. Cameron
Forbes were closeted with President
Harding from whom they received
I their final instructions before tct
; ting sail for i!;e I'ailippines. '1 hey
are bound to the islands and will
I sail April 5. for Manila. They are
! comniijsione'i to investigate coudi
I tions in the i,lands. with a view to
I determining the question of wlietb
i Cf the isands arc rearlv for the iLdo
I pendente which fhjy aro seeking.
J
Hill
Washington, Mar. 21.—The Royal
Mail line steamers for the Pacific
coast will begin operations on May
first, of this year. The line will
have nine fifteen thousand ton steam
ships, especially equipped for carry
ing frnit between Puget Sound and
Europe. This is the information re
ceived by the Bureau of Markets.
PLEDGED TO
'Boston. Mass., Mar. 21.—A mes
sriRO from Vice President Coolidge
Buys the present administration
st;ind; pledged to the development
of American business.
President Harding
Visits Soldiers
Wushincton. Mar. 21.—President
r.:id Mrs. Hardin? spent two hours
Sunday among the soldiers wound
ed in the world's war, and now be
ins cared for at Walter Reed hospi
tal.
I'ORMER YI KOXER
DIES IN SEATTLE
• Seattle. Mar.-21.—Mrs. Nellie B. \
Merrill, a former operator of the
steamboat. Nellie M. and two tug
boats plying the Tanana and Yukon
rivers, died at her residence here on
Sunday.
I\i:m i'.each. Mar. 22.—When the
aviators, Lee Rothert of this city
auu .1. M. Farrington of Newport,
Kentucky, attempted to land, they
wrecked their plane and both were
killed. Tim attempted landing was
in;),'- from loo low an altitude. The
sci-lam? struck the earth within
twenty fett of the water and safty.
Olympia, Mar. 22.—Oovernor Hart
in Ruins over the omnibus bill cut
out items reducing the appropria
tion by rive,- a million dollars.
LiNDEBERG
UNDER ARREST
San Francisca, Mar. 21.—Jafet
Lindeberg was arrested this after
noon, and charged with being a fug
itive from justice in connection with
the Scandinavian-American Bank
failure. He was released on fire
thousand dollar bail. Thirteen in
dictments were returned against him
by the Tacoma grand jury.
Sacramento, Cal., Ajar. il.—Any
effort to extradite Lindeberg Will be
contested. According to a 'request
received from Gov. Stephens asking
that if extradition is sought the hear
ing be set for Wednesday.
Tacoma. Mar. 21.—Prosecuting at
torney Selden on learning or the ar
rest of Lindeberg announced that
Gov. Hart would immediately be re
quested to ask Gov. Step'.ens to
honor the extradition papers
Lindeberg. Judge Askren said that
bail woifld be set for $25,000 for the
first thirteen grand jury indictments
against Liudeberg, and that $2,500
bail would be required in each of
the other twelve counts. This would
make a total bail of $55,000. In
the thirteen indictments Lindeberg
is charged with making illegal loans
from the defunct Scandinavian-Am
erican Bank of which he was a di
rector until shortly before its fail
ure.
Stockholm, Mar. 21.—All the offi
cers and leaders among the military
and civilian rebel forces in the For
tress of Kronstadt, who were cap
tured in the fall of that fortress to
the Soviets, were immediately exec
uted on orders of Trotsky. After
the execution, their bodies were
weighted with iron and thrown into
the Gulf of Finland. This is the re
port which has been brought to this
city by the refugees.
Ardmore. Okla., Mar. 21.—Clara
Smith Hamoti who was acquitted b
a jury of ha'-r.g shot her husband,
and who w a _,-cused by him of hav
ing done it. was baptized yesterday
and joined the church.
THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
■ FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
.Semi-weekly Train Service between Skagaay
and Whitehorse during the winter season
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle. Wash.