PUBLICITY BUREAtf
She
NO. DO, TWKNTY-KOI'KTH YK \K.
Alaskan
WEST HIS
DEPUTY KILLED
Logan. W Va.. Aug. »t> —The
Border patrol maiLlaine«l on !»lair
mountain was fired upon by .1 pait>
ot men from the oast slope of the
mountain. The fire wis returned
Mud the attacUing partv wra driven
back by the Loiun county deputies,
who are hoiuttiK this s*'« :i«« » of tn %
i i.e. John ilore. one ot the depu
ties. was kilted
CANADIAN IMI-ORTKK
n»i \n AT I. \ST
San Francisco, Sept. 1.— After
having been given u[> as lost 1>> the
Canadian government the 1 -i: *di.n:
Importer, a freighter. w.i> pit-U*Ml up
last night about fi*e humlti-d :nil<>*
off this port at 11 oVIock .. s: u li
by the Canadian Observer. t sister
ship of the missing one. Tl>e two
officers ami nine men who P1" off
from the Importer in an upon boat
have not be«*u found, and it is sup
posed that they are lost Thirty
tour officers and men were picked
up by the rescue ship, ant! will lie
brought to the home port
LASr LOW KK \IK('\
FRKItJIlT l.KFT
Seattle. Sept 1 —The last fri
for the lowt-r Yukon for tins -fa
son left Seattle today on the steam
er Ketchikan The steamer h id a
good sued load and will sail dir**et
to St. Michaels.
HARDING LKTS I.AKOK
SIT IN ON I NKMIM.OYMFNT
Atlantic City. Aug. 31.—Presi
dent Uompers of the American Fed
eration of Labur announced yester
day that organised lalH>r tiesiri d an
invitation to sit in tile Confer
ence on unemployment. President
Harding grauted labor's r*MiU'*st o:i
this point
WOILD l/SK A 1.1 K.N
Fl NI»S FOR t I. VIVIS
Washington, Aug. 31. —Alien
property custodian Miller made re
commendations today that rhe l" in-is
uow Id possession of the Alien Pi- >p
erty Custodian be used ;ti settlem. nt
of American claims aga-nst i.er
many This recommendation was
made to the president.
PK«*LAMATIo\ SK\T
IIV A1ISIM.AM
Logan. \V. Va.. Auk t?t.—Presi
dent Harding made use of the air
plane service hi the distribution of
the proclamation be i^suei; to the
miners of Logan and Hootie coi'lt
tles.
Ki.KS" 1>A.M'K
The dance given by the Klks as a
farewell to a number of people who
are leaving town. wag :i well attend
ed and greatly enjoyed affair T •
Misses Vivian Talbot and Verne Mil
ler furnished the music. Many of
the tourists who were in town for
the evening took advantage of the
dance to spend a pleasant evening.
The dance broke up at 1:3i>
Washington. Sept 1 The I're?
dent in an address to the officers
and men In the war college at West
Point stated that the hope to abol
ish war is a futile hope.
' l.og:ui. W. Va.. Srpt. J.- Two
battles took place bpl«t*a the ui
i rs anil the ^overtum-tu (nri'tw \< s
lorday. into at rrwkt-d •; et'U and
the otiter al lUalr tmtuiituii t liiP
ty miners weiv ill t o iv11 i
. (1 in the r-'
Va.
ri j.i.: \ not t.i -i
\! r=«. K;il hiTiin- Ari;mi>.
m'lt s. fill : .VIr. atul .M
Airs. I* H Htipl:i:i<i. r.A.
V .1 Alien. i'.-A.I K
Xt'W \\ WttlltilMrt!'!". il.
'
11 wiry t'fcarleston, S. t
anil tl««*ir sun ,\l:i.or Lo», i< r<
Kurt tlililMin. VVn . iiiai .1 r»> iw ...
.1. Iv:ikw»'H .i:.d »ii"
Mass: M I. tton. Vam-oir.tT. r
Cal.
,
1!. C.
Miss 1-nil U.ih.Ttsim.
an pntiTl
Slit- .1 1 r- • t<"S S*a>L> . <;.i-h>
teristir n> tlso .. t <>l 1
su.rriMi hoard
i:t-.VKIisI-> l)F
S> :• ? 1- I'll S |
its tU-< iviuti of t" •) wt'i ks a >
by I .lis i :ta:u:«\ will noi with
ij- vv its iiHofati'd i|>s lriiin i!
t r-euce Tuesday. ft i-iwiiher
tained the use of t> V*s»
fore January 1">, 1 !i 2 i
Kit.nitis children mast r. <>-i .if i
li. ■.iiininj; ot' (he term.
BOARD OF KDlT.VTKlV
J. R. Hlt.LIJRv.
"I Wish I Were Rich!"
1>1<I you ever hear a fellow say that? Of eourse
you Vou v«* said it yourself many times. Hut
your wishing never Rot you anywhere. .1! yon want
to learn how to swim you nil! urt into the water.
If you want to <»kute you will get on the Ire. .Well
then if you want to he rieht SAVE Vol K MoMiV. All
of the big fortunes today are the rrsiilt of a small
beginning.
91.00 WILL OPEN \ S.\VIN(.S Arroi'XT
Baunlk off HDffl§Ika
its.
Fill! OF 16
\\ ;ishiURUm. Aim. SI.—Pr<v dr-nt
UiUilins saw a picture of Mr uel
Mrs Ilomeiwoo <!!U*o.ia:i and their
l»or. The President wrote .Mrs.
.••I tU.u they I., d .1 imid »ir":
i luul a J«-lt
\\ WITH
t.i;; \i i»i;\i«>wn;\Tii'\
* i if «
>KV IN.II KK.il
KV I A I.I. l-i!« >M i'.AV
.
the dos's atta«\
i-d ai :V sudden atlaoK. hot t'..
I AT Tin: IHKTI..WP
1*151 N* I Al.ll'l
The Princess Alice. Cut 1 in \
T ::« with a fii'l list of t.ibin p.<"
I'roui Skagway are: Mrs. M. tin
i'oitvi.iy. Jack. Bessie and "'..r;m
iTino Hahn. Miss Verne Miller
Prosper Ganty. Mr. and Mrs. George
i'l.n'1. and Floris Clark.
Mrs. 0urden Farwell returned on
ihe Alice after a tiij> to Seattle a: d
school In Vancouver. Miss D M
:losers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.1. H. Rogers. was an incoming pas
fencer on the Princess Alice. Miss
i!og«»rs is on a visit to her parents
,in this town, and with them took
jthe Atlin trip today.
Seattle. A up. 31.—The Green
Lake bank of this city wad hMil up
ihis morning and rohbed of $4000
The robbery was effected liy .■» lone
1 bandit.
I
OFFICIAL IS
Washington. Aug. 22.—C. E.
\\ :l secord assistant treasurer
tlio American Ked Cross, was
d tod:i\ ihargeo with larceny
foil.Wins an audit of his books
iwod, according to Direc
on Farraud. a shortage
SIH.OhO, The warrant
vl:.ii-^fd the theft of
IUil ( : .iks officials said
^.tinsi him. According to
ilson admitted short
re than $13,000, and
,i> ii i is misfortune to gamhl
Tl K\> KR«»M w
1 vn \!>i.n im. iJ TKir
V 1.1' Pass and Yukon
I 1 Yi.Atui on Wedues
.\!r. Rogers reports
- <tf H.tines.
came up from Jun
: u Alice for a short
>1 pleasure I rip. Mr.
;s i'i: is at Juneau
Thus far the cov
ports that husi
t1'<* slump in the city
Tlievi. is some re
nt for the Thane
Thane mine. It is
t a firm will take
Engineers are
• • making an esti
i hi i in the customs service
i;; ril V <>1 "TIMES"
1\ PIVOKCK 1-lMKl.KillT
"1 —Genevieve S.
■ph Rlethen. was
wliii Met!.en was impossi
■:r*i allowed her one
•:-fii atsd four thousand dol
l si".ks. pripfipally in the
was formerly pres
f the Times, having followed
i'-e Times leadership,
with a woman former
d in the Washington ho
1." :1 has been a public
iiUal for : nre than a year It
■ i' is wh.ih led to his retirement
the acidities of the Times
i; ; : v m.rnsoT: poing wem
\ lo'tor re vived bv the last mail
:'r.'<a our former townsman is full
of I'll- t>r and pond thinps. Billy is
jatray down in South Carolina.
He finished ! is course of study i.i
the Engraving College at Effinp
i:am. Ill . took to himself a bride—
.uid ;s now employed by the Jacobs
(".• ;.;>any, engraving and aavertis
;■ u agency of Clinton, South Caro
lina. Ho likes his work, and the
.-.hi::try. especially the watermelons,
but wants to set back to the West
SPOKANE IH'K
Sl'XDAY MORNING
The steamship Spokane of the Ad
miral line, is expected to reach port
Sunday morning. She will be in
[port all day, leaving in the evening.
FIGHTING INW.W.
IS GROWING
Obarlenon. W. Va.. Auk. 31.—
I Report* which have been reaching
| ih« office of the Governor this af
:ernoon indicate that firing alonp
i he Boone-Logan line, held by the
state police and deputies aca.nst
the bands of armed men, has be
come more general since the killing
of Deputy Gore The governor was
informed that a miner had <"e.-n
killed and a deputy sheriff cap
tured.
GOl.OKN NORTH i.l K<T
A company of visitors who have
been inside came out on Tuesday
night's train and are stopping at
the Golden North until the Alice
sails. Lily R. Hopkins, of Kansas
City; Edith Louise Smith, of Kansas
City, Mo: Mrs Michael O'Brien, of
Seatle. The following from the in
terior points of Alaska, who are on
their way to the States, are at the
Golden Xonh M. Smith, from j
Tanana: Mrs W H. Handley. frotr
Fairbanks: Rev. p. R Carter. Mrs
Carter and F. Carter of Seward
Kev. Carter has been for the past
two years in charge of the Metho
dist church at Seward. He and his
family went thru the interior, via
the government railroad and the
river They report a most interest
ing trip on their way A seventy
mile hike between steel added test
and enjoyment to the trip. The
last span of the Hurricane pule';
was being put in place as the partv
came thru.
Miss Gertrude Sterne, of Qninc.
111., for five years a missionary
%
for a veil earned vacation Mis*
Sterne has been teacher and leader
of the natives in that lower river
school for five years.
E. H Wheeler, of Circle Ciiy. I
Alaska. F R Richardson, of Fair
banks
Mrs George Giles, of Raltimor
her way into the interior. Also
Mrs n S Lansdale of Baltimore
Md
\<>T1CF
Regular meeting of Skapway Fire:
Department will be held at Fire
men's hall Saturday. Sept em be
1921. at 7:30 P. M
2t \YM. M SIME. Chief
HIED HERS
DEFY GOV'T.
Locan. W V*., Auc 31 —One
thousand men atp up in arms wd
have orcanized Heai*lv« Into two
eori panies of state polio*1 A host
of deputy sheriffs and the rematnd
• • >f arnW volunteer citltene from
a;l o\cr I^opan county are ready,
their leaders say, for any eventu
I IK! XMl IK.HTIVO
STARTS IX BELFAST
Belfast, Auc. "1—A down ftrea
st.i-ted simultaneously In the C»tl>
seeiinn of this city this morn
:rc 'v terrifi '«uil® octu-red In
the strofis of the city as the ahtp
irr w kr v were poinc to their
wor The workers wer»> anhusbed
aj.i: down hy rif!? fire In York
HI RT W I111.K lllOIN<i
TIH RINABOCTS
■ honked BiR Bill
Russia, legal Justice failed It kw
'rod that Bill 1* the
;..>it fortune throuph the
intestao of a wife whom he desert
ed spm> "A ?< !<rs ago. in truly
\aw Bill i' a fncitive from justice
no rnattei how hard he work*
l")>15111 » «»\ Ttil R
<>i i wKrnov
Ant *1 ~ Forhe*.
The d -ertnr of th( Veterans' Hur
n the trip tomorrc*
V>mtMKR ^ M. V SB'.
ixiMMtT*- snriPK
A A up John Hamilton
■ r cereral secretary
:e Y M C. A . committed iui
\M) \lvsl N *> "-HIT
M U 11 >T SEATTLE
The Arctic ei
irnidscti - ship Maud ar
Mierdav from the Arctic
T
WIMite Pass &
YnfllksE E£^2s_
The Route to the Interior
The Gateway Route of Comfort. Set viro. ami Safety
To ami From Atlin. Paw«on. Fairbanks, ami All Interior
Ala>ka am! Yukon Kiver Point*.
Rail and River Service
During season of navigation our fleet of modern steamers
will operate regularly the entire length of the Tubus
River and tributaries.
Daily Train Service (except Sundays) between Skaguay
and Whltehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train.
Foi full information reg*r<linc p»vv''n^cr and freight
rates apply to
H» WihgeEeir
General Manager
Skaguay Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Waah.