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INSURES UP TO
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PAYS WEEKLY INDEMNITY
$25.00
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PENSES $l2.5r FOR
TEN WEEKS
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$25.00
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GUSPEIDED FOS
SHOOTING OF
[WON
j Tokio Pel) 22—General Nlsliisarn
I the comniiinder of the Japanese bri
I gade which occupied Vladivostock
| at the time of the shooting of Lieut
; Langdon of I he U S IS Albany has
j bt*n suspended. The charge against
'General Nishisira is that of alleged
responsibility for th0 fatal shoot
ling of Langdon.
I
I Alaska Agronomist
Returns From
Washington
Seattle Fob 21—Professor George
son tbi AlsaJian Agronomist in
charge of 'lie governmental stations
in A'aska. returned homa from a
trip to Washington D. C.
■Council Nominees
| Chosen At Primary
—
I Seattl0 Feb 21—Six from a field
I of fourteen wer® chosen as nominees
j for the city council at the Primary |
I deletion today.
I Seattle Fob 22—John K,Carroll
J 1-ou Cohan, T H Boulton; George
jP CotterSll, C W Doyle> and C B
l Fitzgerald have been nominated for
I tli® city council and thr00 of them
I will be chosen on March Sth the da.
I for the cielection .
Seattel Feb 22—TliP observation
of Washington's birthday ls bein&
carried out as usual.
I isan Feb 22—Two mail service
I airplanes left this morning at 4:30
W> ma3\a a record flight for tho
I carrying of mail from San Francis
Nugget Stolen
| And Recoverd
The small j,owe-" boat Nugget was
stolen in Juiie'u and has not yet
been fe<sov< rrd. Thr'e men
were sfcen to takfc the boat out. The
boat was owned by Billy AVrlght
wh(p had it iiere in Skjagway and it
was Known as the J?ck—a—Dan.
The boat is valued at about $3,000
! ha6 a nc'.v e^Sine flnd was recentl51
overhauled and put in fine condition
The Marshall's office has given, the
description of the boat to all depu
liai and it is hoped thattho thjfevjpe
will be caught and the boat returne
to th© ownPr.
WoiJd com°s via the Rj'ebeth
that Billy Wright's boat the Nugget
was found and 'he 'hr^ m^n who
had stolen it were taken into cus
tody. TUe boat and the men were ,
'found at Limestone a cove soma
miles below JunPau. One of the ;
mpn Joe Smith; is known in Skag- ,
way h(, having1 fiHed the position
>as cook of 'he Goiden North. last
summer. (
MUSS HALTS
| FOR FAREWELL
! ADDRESS
Washington Feb 22—The govern
ment executive departments are
closed in observance of the nation
al holiday in honor of Washington's
birthday the hous©s of Congress
with crammed calendars ar0 re
maining in session. In both the,
Senate and House howev°r obsor
I Mance of (4e day -was held in a
' suspension of business for the
[ riding of tho faiteWell addr^sg
j of Washington. The cercmonies at
i Mount Verpon include the laying of
I wreaths on the Tomb of Washington
; b7 R L Cralgie th» British Charge
'd! Affairs as a tribu<!e and in be
halt of the British branchi
of the english spf airing union.
Coal Oil Againf
j Causes Death
Cafctlo Rock Feb 21—Mi's Loron
W Young lg another victim o(£ the
coal oil fii> lighting! company. She
j in an att0mpt to' light a Are with
coal oil burned herself and her two
children to death.
New York Feb 22—Senator Hir
am Johnson of Ol bias been retaln
[<fc by the city In th,e ca-Pacityi of
I atlorncy to fight the appointment of
'the legislative commission to con
'trol all the transit; companies In
this city.
Council Accepts
H. P. Co. Offer
The Town Council met in regulafl
session last nigh1. Thei report of
thp special light committee was re
ceived and Council vot^d to aocePt
the proposition as Presented in out
line oy th,; chairman of the Hgijt
committee. Th© committee wasjn
Btructed to secure a -written contract
from the Home Power Company
a.ong the lines outlined in the re
Port. As given by th«( Commitftea
the1 Home Powe" Company agrees to
furnish the lighting system as used
the uast yiear With th® exertion,
that the ten large lights on Broad
way- will (b0 reduced from 500 W.
lam)ps to 200 W. lamps and the low
er) globes removed for the sum of
$1250 annually. The company spec
Ifit^s that on moonlight nights in
ca=>e of a shortage of water the
lifehta may be turned off by 'he1
oompany.
One townsmen sent a communica
Won to the Council In which h®
listfd his Property- and s^t his own
selling price as the assessment ha
would Pay taxjs on this J'ear. Coun
cil instructed the Town clerk to re
ply lhat th0 towns assessment
would stand tha tif taxes Hveflo not)
paid by Feb 28> a penalty of 20 per
c^int wofuld b« added and if nod
paid tl\a lofja would be advertise
for sale for taxes*
A motion waB made setting th
time for th« next Town election aa
lAprfil 5th and th® iplace the) ToSvr; 1
hall. Two Oouncilmen Rogers and 1
Hanson were not prese'i1 at tha
meeting.
Keep them posted in th® states by 1
sending them the AUastan by, mall , |c
For Those Who Embroider
"Royal Society" PctT
Seven Different Articles In the " Bluebird'* Pattern
Three Different Patterns In Nightgown aad Chemise Sets
Dresses for the Baby—Several Designs In
Camisoles, Center Pieces, Pajamas, Pillow Tops, Scarfs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Closes at 0 Siturdnys at, 7,
CRUET SLATE
NOW COMPLETE
St Augustine Feb 22—Harding
to»*. eomple«*»d the wortc on tl>e
mak«uT> of blj Cabinet. The s^.o
ctlon of Edwin Denby of Detp3l' J
aa *ecr®tary of the Navy inak..s I
th<3 Jlst compete- The latter namo
hag never bieen used among the pos-1
Blbillttes for cabin-t positions 'iid !
bo Is a complete surprise on t h« i
part of Harding's nominees. Don- !
by la a we31 known attorney of I> |
trollj and a former member of C<>n t
grc^s. Hfe has 4enrcd as an enlist-,
»d man In w«/ time irj Loth tii" i
army ai>4 the :iav< >na>lne coii-j j
tejoovejf and Janjen J Davis j
/virtually be®n chosen. Davis is 1
Si former BOeel worker and now a
banker ia slated for Secretary of La
Jt>or If th.a babine1 goes thru as It
now stands.
I
Tries To Awaken
Husband But
He Is Deal
Aberdeen Feb 51—Mrs Young tried
to awaJtefl h»>r husband to answer
Lh« tele(pbJoce; in ihla way she Jis
co^ied that h, -msj dead. J W
To teg the doCe»sed was chalrrr.ii;
of th« county" ca oBitBioneri.
To Onr« c Gold In Ona Day
TaX» Qrove's UiXATIVB BROMO
CUlNIfJH tablets. Tile gcnuin-,.1
bu&rs tha rtgnature of E. W. G-rore
■HQ «0nta. 1
Piles Cured in G to 14 Days
I)ru'.".-Vs i . : 1 money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to curc Itch
ing, Blind, li'.ceding <-r Protrud
ing Piles, instantly relieves Itch
ing Tiles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
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the Ve^cia'.'e and Flower garden. It is
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hundred u ' ' \nd flowers illustrated
in natural col< rs. Write for your copy
today.
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Reed College Has
New President
Seattle Fefb 22—Rped Co!lego nf
Portland hag selected a new Presi
dent. Professor Richard Frederic1
Scholz of the department of history
of th« University of Washington i
thie| new Pr^rfdent.
London Feb 21—Whfen th0 regu
'ar train arrived at the Paddington
Btation George Tinson from county
Coite was found in the lavaratory
with throat cut and a Piece of pa
per attached to his clothing was in
scribed M3hadow0d from Ireland''.
H L Faulkner of Juneau filed ap
PllcaUona In the local United Stat
es land dejpartment for twelve oil
claims la 'He Katalla district in the
pame of the Alaska Consolidated
Oil Fields a Washington corporation
capitalized at $1,5000,000.
J; W Marr one of the owner?? of
the Commonwealth group of lodji
Slalma near Hrder Who is In Seat
tle! sayfe wort on th.e claims will hc
parted this spring. It is Planned
jo drive a tunnel 200 feet to tap
the ore t>ody' at a depth, of 500 ft.
"A Chee£fcaco in Alaska and the
fujoon" is lh0 title of a new book
jn thiei North Julst Published by
Chariot to Cameron who mad0 the
r}fe» to Alaska and the Yulcon in
.919., The book Is in narrative
oi$m and, covers the principal towns
,nd Industries of the Territories.
Of the 2814( ve^elp going through J
ha Panama canal last year 1281
lqw th« American fllag. Tolls
ollectwl amounted to $10295000. j
I
Cable Briefs
i Consfantlnco'c Ttb. 21—Tlie Bol
sheviiti troops appear fo have over
uu Georgia caPtu ii^e all the import
ant placcs. They have formed a
junction of t]j0 Ru-sian with the
Turkish trooPs
j Wa bin ' :i ••*• 1) 22—An agreement
l)'s been roached by tho Sonata
and House ccn.'orene e on tiie Ford
n>y tariff bill. This agreeiiitent
Dn..vfde for t!i-» act-.plane© of tho
Senat0 amendments by tho Iiouso
i Washington K b —The United
States advanced Franc0 a loan of
three hundred million in April 1919
; This information was given the .hi
(ciary cominittee by tlle Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
Paris Fvb 22—The AWerRan state
Department s?nl a notp to tlie Le
fsue of Na'ins on the subject of man
dates. It ;'s'is the Su.preme Coun
cil not to- t:>;:a finnl action until
a not0 hioh is being drafted had
.reached Paris.
' This is th,v first notp (lie TJ S
ha? si-nt dlri '.tl;- ro the League of
Nations and is believed in Lea
gue clrcles th it it concerns either*
lhe Island of v,.n cr the Fraco Bri
tish Jleso/otnu !ar oil agreements.
Anchorage Fab 22—John J Stur
gu$ police chief of Anchorage was
shot and killed presumably with bis
/own weapon. He had evidently
beyti knocked down and then his
weapon extracted and uspd against
htm. Sturgus was In a fight and
captured twelv0 moonshiners and
their outfits last week by tho Unit
ed States -Marshals. ire was watch
ing th0 foreign room club when he
was a'-taolad aad killed.