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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17 1921
PRICE 10 CKN'IS
OF
Oilkupo F<?b 16—The body of Mrs
Nancy Chamberlain S>1 y,,ars of age
whose »Usai>p«arance from the home
of hT daughter and grand daugh
ter in the artists olony has been
under Investigation wa8 found to
day. The body was found buri,-d
in the yard back of the studio ofi
Mii>s Marion grand daughter of Mrs
Chamot-rlain. The grand daughter
confessed that she and her mother
Mrs. Marion Townsend had secret
ly buried the body following death
from natural causes last June.
Reiiingham I>'b 17—Mrs Siirah
lrish si.xty y^-ais old of thj3 place
was a daughter of th* Mr*. Cham
berlain whos* dy was found In
the back yard of her- Chicago
daughters place. Ml^s- Ir^psh has
JL»°en sending the mother a month
ly allowance for a long tini0.
Seattle Feb 16—Ivan J. DevillTn
made a parachute jump from an air
plane over t'>e eitv of Se&ttlp >'of
frday afternoon. Hg dropped froi
a height of 62 hundred f,*.t and
alighted s&f*'ly »n the housetop.
Washington Feb 16—President
Wilson is making record th,>«v days.
Yesterday he s«?nt bM-k four minor
bills with messages on theBi t» con
gress of diApproval. Tlvy say
It is a record for one day's vetov
~R.e&sous
ijQM should \\M3C a. "fta.r\k
3Vcco«w\ \»W\\ \*s.
SAFETY—No risk whatever. Lost or stolen
checks can be duplicated without cost.
CONVENIENCE-Paying bills by check is the
easiest, simplest method of paying thcui.
SYSTEM—You have a complete record of all
money received and spent, with accurate
dates and amounts.
We a»sure you Safety Convenience
and System
Bank of AlasRa
S YR UPS
AT LOWER PRICES
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple 2* pound tins
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple pound tins
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple 10 pound tins
Pure Maple Sap from Vermont 2 V pound tins
Rogers Golden Syrup Canadian 2 pound tins
Rogers Golden Syrup Canadian 5 pound tins
P. H. GANTY
Mon:rfal Feb 16—According to i
semiofficial cabK- received hprc 11.
day from Loudon t!io "cw flovcmol
Cner^l of Canada will b,. b, ! . t
by th,> Canadian Veoplo th'm-piv.
Instead of appointed by the crown.
StEBotSi
ERS GiiiiCIES
Seatt!,. Fob 1G—Ward Daniels
C A Brown and Lois Madden part
ners < t l>odge la tlio Waring of ]>a
trolmau Steve"* \\>re found guilt
of mlirti' r in Judge French's <•' u.
last Tile J-.D" row mm* m'. -
i i ii. ii 'o' m .i.t t'tT their ciiiu .1
Pft i i!;£
IS FOIiEBl
Washington r b 1C—Tie Pen"!.,
judicial .• fonimitt-'& x^t on r -
ord as L- i:tg asaiui,t th* Payuieiit ' £
any more wone>" to tw i :» < uua
tri«s.
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London F'b lfi—Tlu. King in lsi>
address at the convoctiaon i f IVrl
im'-'nt d°clor>d that Xo Irish s-.li
government can b" obtained th'u
violence -'
LOOT TflE?.SURY
'Wa'li.ngton F*b 17—SonatorFrcy
Unghanst>n f day charged 1i' »»<]uor
interests with an ntt*jnpit to l°°t
th0 United states treasury of. two
billion dollars. The money m>re
f i refunds under claims filed by
tlio taxpayers. After Freyllnghaus
, a hJ(l done; Smoot followed bis
charges by, one in which Smoot de
clared tfcere was a movement ofoot
in the tieasury department to return
a billion dollars to distillers "Mid
b r^ver i.
San Francteco FLb 16—The guns
of the Chinese tongnu-n were unlim
b1'Ted' simultaneously in three Pac
ific Coast cities last night. Three
a.-- U':ul .inj l'iv0 are wounded as
i - It.-'. The war took lllac"
• : i.,>s Angeles San Fmndrco and
iEOVI:tc.U
SREST SIHGER IN
Ml fOll LIFE
,\e» York Feb 10—Caruso th« i
t .u:iian t, nor sinj^r i< mak-i
a ficLt for hU life- Oxytge^
s ii.'iug administered today Rfterj
w.is Etriiil:tn with a heart attack,!
i.i^lit. Tne attending physi-;
••s were fearful that he would sue
:. ;b b-fort the dawn.
,\ew York Fib 1"—The bulletin^]
that Cariifeo is stiU in a erit- ;
.;! .audition.
3riefs
Washington F*b 13—Secretary ofi
t!; ''ifrior Meredith ha* asked'
C . ugr - s for an appropriation of one
hundred thousand doilaifc to sav« j
the tii^ibt r on tile Olympic Peninsu
la. i
Washington Feb 16—TliP World i
•.\ -r will rost tUis nation for thitf |
>-vir two and one half billion dol-|
I r< according to Secretary Mous-!
t»... ■ ! It 1 aiSI!
r nd 111 F'b 15—Revolutiou lias
lirok'U out in the Italian stat® of
lonk ®ayp the K(.ut"r de3patch
from Vlabad.
1 .ondon F^b 16—Marteris onP of
Russians deported from the Unit
ed Skate leached Jlogcow.
1 Washington Feb 17—Xo furth<»n
| advanc<-3 'will be made to the allies
until tfi# Ti"e^=wry DvP't ronsults
I 3^nao0 Judicioiy committee.
Tlit■; was the announcement n)f»do
[ by Houston to ttli committee to
! day. _ ,'
| Cleveland Feb. 17—Two high
school teachers .Miss Louise Wolf
[ and r.D.ss Mable Footo were Wiled
|at ihe outskirts of the city. Their
bodies wire- found this morning;
they jatw the marks of having bec»
b'aton to death.
rittEbnrg Feb 17—The bodies of
seventeen children were found in
I two lar-e caskets in an alloy bera
j it.st r.tglit. The ages of the chll
jdr°n rango from a few \vt.*0;x t°
I fiw vi n;'>. Albert Ballard a ne
h;ro undertaker is under arrest i'>
I connect iota with the case.
| San Francisco Feb 17—The bod
ies of Miss Vera Peteirson of Black
foot Idaho and Doctor Carlos Wil
lliams of ttliis city "were .found in
hte apartment the theorj« is give1*
,ts murccr and suicide.
■16 CUIET
S1ILL SEMIS
INCOMPLETE
St Augustine Feb 17—Prqsid^nt
elect Harding Indicated today that,
the places In the cabinet Xavy Com
merce end Labor have not yet been
filled. Hughes has b^n select^
<d ab Secretary of State Weeks
will fill tlie War portfolio Andrew
J'eiion cf Penna. the Treasury post
ila:\s will b« Postmaster General
Baugh<;ity' the attorney general Hen
ry Waliace of Iowa will bo Sec"y of
Agriculture and Senator Fall Sec
retary of the Interior.
HEARST BACKS
UPBS OBJECTION
Wasiiington Fob. lfi—Hearst has
asked (or a dismissal of the in
junction brought by him to restrain
Secretary Houston from making.any
further loans to foreign governmentg
This j&s the motion filed yesterday
In the District of Columbia Supreme1
court by district attorney Lask^v.
New York Feb 10—George Wat
Kin« Evan's 0f Stattle in an address
b^forg the American Mining and
Metallurgical Engineering Society ad
voeat'd government encouragement
for potential investors in the Alaska
oil fi^ldp.
Winter Mail On
Way To Nome
Seattio Feb IT—An accumulation
|gG 660 Sacks of parcel Post mail
somo of which dates as far back
a1* Ser>it. and d«tined for the low
er Yukon river will be sent out
on the Northwestern which sal 1'^
for jeward next Saturday.
Rob Bank While
Examiner Visited
ErwHt Feb 17—XVhile the stat°
bank examiner was paying the Ruck
»-r ban* at L»ak-e Stevens ''is annu
al vi 'it h® was tr<-ated to a real sen
sation. Four nicn walked into the
bank tiir°e of them covered the Ex
aminer John A. Vanderr>ool the
ciatehier and C. Bell with automat
ics the fourth extracted twelve hun
drod dollars frtom the till and th°
four eScap^ in a Ford.
Bryan Outlines
Party Program
Lincoln F*b 17—The prospective
meeting of the Xational Commute0
of tho Democratic Party In St.
Louis has oauSed Mr. Bryan to p .t
forth what "he deems the essential
things to be incorporated into tha
reorganization program. Items ln
fludeed in hijs proposed program
have in view thfe bifnging about of
world peac« the curbing of tile Pro
fiteer the preventing of extravag
ance and wasting in the administra
tion cf governmental affairs and
the restoring of the "Peoples rule"
OF
SAND POINT
"Wa'nlntrton Feb 16—The War
Hind Navy are urging
the establishment of t'k; aviation
field pt Sand Point Seattle. Th«y.
p|iint out tlhle advantages of the
field as providing another link in
jthe aerial servtit* to Alm&a as it
would make possible summer
flight5 from Sep,ttle to Nome in 24
hours. I '
I
j Cork F^b 16—Sinn Pelner8 am
bushed a UflaJn near this city yd3"*
tierday afternoon and killed eight
of the Passengers. Two of thelij
o\vn 11 umbeij were ill let! by th« re
! turn fire of the 6oldier£. In another
I .;tta<-l: of 6oldlerfe near Mourn® Ab^
bey seven Sinn Feineife-Were killed.
ihdusanFdeer
AID EJJUILLED
Po-t Angeles Feb IS—Jt h*g dev
eloped with the investigation into
| the tornado In Washington that a
ithiou^and deer and elk w*r® killed
in the Olympic Peninsula.
PRESIDENTSAyS
lLL|fT0 BILL
| Washington F?b 15—President Wll
I son has indlcated to Senator Under
wood that if the Fordney emer
gency tariff bill is 4>a*sed he will
I iiiimedU'tely vetjb It
THE HIE PASS a
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY R#UTE OF
COMFORT SBRVIGE SAFETY
F«K
Yukon Territory, Atlia District and
Interior Alaska
Semi-weekly Train Itrrfc* Iwtweem Skaguav
and Whitehorae daring th# winter season
Full informatioa regardi*^ aad freiffkt rates
upon
H. Wheeler, Oefltrti ftanager
Skafuay, Ala&kfe
•r
510 Alaska Buiithifi Seattle. Wash.
RON PARTISANS
IKE A POOR
SHOWING
BtsmarClr Feb. 17—Thirty five
banks in this state have b©en clo",--<l
within the past three months. Two
hundred other ban% in the statj
wllU be closed or thrown Into the
hands ^f the jexaonln^r in the opin
ion of thie atatih officers a6 a result
of th° rulingg of the state jndu^tri-.
el contention.
SENATE ADOPTS
4 KNOUTS
Washington F*b 17—The Benat,
today adopted four of the nine a
mendmentis to the Fordn'-'y tariff
bill. ThgSa amendments were re
commended by the financ® commit
tee ot the 3eQaW Among the a
mendm'-nts aooeflted was the sub
stitute sugar scH<jdule this amend
ment would plfliCe a tariff of a Cent
i pound In addition to the proaemt
duty ol the same amount.
Washington Feb 17—The Fordney.
Tariff bill Passed the Senate and
went t° oonfe!ftiKfe. It was load
ed with more than & score of amend
menta when finaJly thru the Sen
ate. The final vote stood forty
tH^e to thirtjsj. . }
grain
I0N-GQM1ITTAL
St Aug'ufctlne Feb 16—Thomas W
Lamont who acted as the financial
advl8or of the President whjle ha
was ia Paris toldi Harding that tha
i>r«Bident had made no committ
ments legarding the cancellation of
tb^ allied deibte.
Los Angela Feb 17—Mrs. Pe°t^
was Sentenced to life imprisonment
at S n Quentin.