PRICE 10 CENTS
DEFINITE) SETTLED HIT
mil MUST BE ME
Paris. Monday—i'rime Minister
Cleiinem.eau of France, assured
delegation ot radical socialists who
waited upon fiiui yesterday tliat a fe
hours T).e^'ioUE to their visit the Al
lied! • elegVes to the peai'a congress
had de/Jnitely determined upon
reparation to be made by Germany.
PemUr Cleuiortcoau assut-ed the
Socialist cwnnniiteo *hat tills decis
ion was sa*" isfa-ctory to France.
It wai also announced' to tlie com
mittee visiting tlie .Premier, tlia.'. the
Supreme council has (Secidled that
the valigy shall be worked by
France, ami that • th0 great o0al
mints in tue Saar river valley will
b0 perpetually the Property of the
Fret.ch rcpiublic.
PIONEER LUMBER
m DIES IN
SEilTLE
Seattle, Monday — Late Satur
day afternoon, wlttn, members of the
Stetsoa & lJast Lumber company
went into the private office of Geo.
W. Stetson, they found ilie <iead bo
dy of 'heir chief in hte t'h^ir at his
desk.
George W. Stetson was one of
the pioiieer lumber men of this sec*
cW.i* of the Pacific coast, and he;
ha«j a. wida circle of friends, ami
close business associate# who Will
mourn his loss.
JELLlOOF AND BEATTY
BOTH MADE ,\I>M1K V1.S
London. Aprtfl 1 4 — Tlie king has
approved the promotion of Admiral
Viscount John Jellicoe and Vice
Admiral Sir David Keatty to be
"admirals of the fleet' iu rocogni
tion of their distinguished ser
vices In the World War.
L. i. coram
NOW COMPLETE
Paris, Monday - The League of
Nations covenant is now compJetid
and is rt-ady iVr the plenary session
of the Peice Conference.
The covenant ;is it now stands
contains r.o recognition of racial
equality as d jinandul by the Jap
anese 'delf;*atf's in attendance "t
the pence congress.
THAWA1TKS OK SI-:\V.VU1> >1.\V
LOCATE l'EltMANENTLy HERE
J. 13. ThawaiiMK and wife will pro
bably leave Seward either on the
Admiral Fairajvut or the Alema da
forjuneau thence id Skagway where
the}- will locate i» rni^ncflitly, sa>s
the Seward Gateway in a recent ed
ition. Mr. Thaw&itcs Is now- ne
gotiate? for thy purchase of the
Peterson Photography C'omi>any at
Slcagwav and if the deal goes throng
he will dispose of his interests in
oextou & Thawajios to Miss Sexton,
and' leave for the Garden City on
Lynn csnal. Scores of friende will
regret the departure of Mr. and Mrs,
Thawaites from Seward.
Everybody Knows Some One
(or nearly every one) Who when they want anything
mighty bad are willing to PROMISE anything, and then
forget it when its time to come across like a little man.
Well—When we wanted to win the war and win it quick
and good and solid, nearly everyone (That is all the real
people) said. "Go to it—To with the cost.
Now we have won it its time to pay and this bank is
going to do its share to make the forthcoming VICTORY
LOAN a success. All any one wants U to do is to do ALL
YOU CAN. But be sure its that.
Then when You get your bonds bring them here and put
them in a safe deposit box—Only 25c a month and large
enough to hold hundreds. Come in and visit anyway and
let me tell you about them.
BANK OF ALASKA J
Have You Tried
"GOLD CREST"
Brand Butter and Eggs
Just what you would expect when ordering the very best
Fresh shipments received on every boat
The Eggs sell at 60c per dz.
Butter 75c per pound
These prices subject to market changes
P. H. GANTY
Berliu. .Monday—The Military gar
rison ai Munich, haa overthrown the
soviet eovemmnt and Deputy Vo.wl
i of Furt has beea plased) in'dvii and
'military authority.
Ono of th') sovlieti lenders hail been
J placed in an asylum, while doz.n-' of
! the o'her members have been ar
rested «ih1 others haVe *led from
| the district and aro In. hidiiur.
I Tho people of Bert in are rising
up in wrath over the result of a
bold Bolsheviki oroposal to social
ize or nationalize the women, of Ger
many.
Liepzig university has been cloet;d
th(j students of that institution vot-,
ing unanimously to enlist in the 4-*
fense of the border with, the forccaj
already there. .Many o£ the otherj
hi«h educational Institutions are fol
lowing suit. |
Seattle, Monday — The Seattle
Times says in a strong editorial
which if printed yesterday that
.a fight develops in the next session
! of (x)iivrre9s over the Department of
jtha Interior's administration of the
Alaska railroad, fvom9 agency moist
guard Alaska's interests, el&a the
Territory will suffer.
The Times calla upon Seattle bua
int^ss men to that the railroad 18
couif lctel.
An act of Congress appioved Juuj
7th, 1918, requires that ev^ry un
; documented vessel, opeiated lu
! whole or in i>ait by machinery, and'
| owned in the United Stat s and
found on the navigiatable waters
thereof, except public vessels and
•vessels no' exceeding) sixteen feet in
length measured 1'romi end to end
owr the deck, excluding sheer, tem
porarily equipped) wit hi detachable
motors. ?hall be numbered. Such
numbers shall bo not lass in size
'Han, »nr xi incheq atod! painted or at
tached to each bow of the vessel
in such manner and color as to
bedislincUy visible and legible.
Apulications for numbers will be
made bv the owners or mastar to
"■he collector of customs of tlie dis
trict In which the owner re
eidea. The owuct VUI tbea re
ceive full instructions ag to the
number awarded, how it i? to be
placed on tlie WJPSel, etc.
Numbers are now being: awarded,
to mo1 or boats owned iu Alaska- and
owners of boats not already nuni
'beri.'d ire adfvfeed to apjfly at once
to the uearest customs office as fail
ure to comuly with, the law will In
volve a penalty.
FIA E OS DECLINE
Washington, April 14 — Continu
ing; decline during March of death
from influenza through the coun
try noted in th© census bureau's
weekly health report. Thfi deaths
from influenza for each o£ the four
weeks eudin; March. 29, ware re
spectively, 940, 932, 737 anid) 655.
:A as time
Copenha"M), MAttftay—A number
o" disyruntied1 soldiers called u-pon
War Minister Neuring of Saxony,
but w-ere refused! a h«aring.
Upon thus beion turned down wit
out having a chance to tell their
grievances, the men seized the of
fending minister and threw him into
tho Ebe river, where while he was
awimmin,0- for h'ife, life they shot him
to death.
OVER SUBSCRIPTION 10 VICTORY
LOAN IS KOI WANTED Of GLASS
Washington., April 14 — Secret*- i
ry of tiie Treasury Gla^ Anaouna.xl <
thi<» morninjr that the Victory- Loan
had been out {town to four billion l
dofilars
la his anaouuoemcat Secretary I
Glass stated! that no over subscrlp- <
long were desired, 0 ad tfi<a£ It was.
nily expected, that each, district
voulr1 subscribe -for the amount of
londs allotted to It by itp quota.
The Victory bouds will ru® for
our years and draw four and threo
[uarters per cent iuterrest.
SEATTLE'S QUOTA
IS FIXES AT
$25,500,000
Seattle, Monday—President Lynch
oj the Fourth reserve Bank district
la whio h Seattle ig located, has &n
nti-ounced that Seattle's quota to
the Victory Losm haq placed at $25,
600,000,
LA80R0PP0SE0
TO BOLSHEVISM
N...V Yorls, Monday — At a ban
quet given in bis honor President
Uompers ofi the American; Fediaratio
Of Labor, who returned home Sat
urri«t morning from Paris where he
attended the International Labor
Congrtss, he declanc-^ that; organized
labor wag opposed to Bolshevism,
both in theory and fa«t.
Mr Goma>ers paid, that labor muat
be aleri during: tho reconstruction
period, and that the greatest prosper
lty this nation has evor a«perl?ncedl
is right at our threshold.
Paris, Monday — The Supreme
couiikoil held an important Sunday ev
j enn'ng meeting- at which matters oC
paramount importance to Borland
J were discussed', owing to the fact
' that Lloyd George was compelled to
leave Paris and return to England1
i today.
Most joyfully we welcome 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 rightl
auor; Price & Co.
Our new fashions and woolens await your inspec
tion and we will gladly measure you and arrange for de
livery of the finished clothes to suit your convenience.
Who's
Your
Tailor?
Military training has certainly worked
wonders with your physique—your new
clothes to'properly fit your bigger chest,
smaller waist, more muscular limbs, should
be made expressly for you by Ed. V.
JAMES KENNEDY