3 he &criiij Jwashan
Grand Tury Indict
47"Labor Operators
I'itH-nso. Sept. 3 Ti.p tVdrral
"«l tir> isui'i'It'il 17 labor opera
.uul* %o rait»»rst and mill work
vr.-rs i'1 i!w Chicago indns
'
r > wore indicted wt»r«> con
• il^c Sherman
ist law.
*a All of
— i nu,:pn»
S them. Mr
in . (>!»> i at ii
• > ■ . • t ii i.
i> jft«> mei '
i! • (ta will come peo
.
t
1
If I' --it' triitispor-'
• «»f Alastkit <"»- '
•»t t >":« ;is t!ie people
developed '
it'll" w mi -I ake business,
San Franctacn. Sept. ".—Eleven
pi,.n in ii life boat of the deserted
Canadian Importer, given up for
lost, were picked up at sea by tlio
tux Sea Lion. This accounts f-'r all
the officers anil crew of the sup
posed wrecked boat.
WIKKNW I.Kt.lu\
Al'1'KAI.S TO I'M.?.
\\ apato. Wash.. Sep I 2 —The
,
l»eal to Secretary of the Interior
'■"all to promulgate a rtiHnt t-'
effect that the leasing of t>d an
null should conform to the j-rite
aws in which the lands are
f this were done it »i>»W v*' ■> i'
m possible for Japanese to lease the
■e^erv at ion property of the Indians
ti t >e State of Washincton
11 \l< o-SIKKKI w
\ikim \m
Prince lliipert. Sept - -
rial', airplane which started fro*'
Moo to make 1'ite trip to > '"tm
.1 K> Ichikal: SI. 15V. ,iy. 1' •»
'
ih'lo near Hazel ion. and was
■nought in In this point from then
1st night. The machine i< expect -
<1 to hop off from this place S1111
:i>* anil la till at Kefi'hU- in Fro >•
;
• \N \\ 11 Kl \N«KK
Ml.I.Kit BY I.HUITMM,
loustmtaii. a world war veti—1 a )
liss l.eona Shepperd. his 'ianee«
ought shelter under a tree near I e
I'hire House during a -form, and
phi 11 'ig and hoth were killed
\ski:i; u 11.1. not
HKI.IVKB WiM»I>I \ SHIIN
Chicago, Sept. * I'hairn .11 1.. --
er of the 1'nited States Shipping
loard intimated today I hat h«» d't!
,ot intend to turn ove'1 (he wooden
hips which the hoard recentk -"lit
■ ;t New York corporation
i:\ii.ko\h < 1 '\tkoi \t iM>
omrol of the railroads, effective
ince the be:-:nninc of the war. endi
.t midnigl.' Ti der the new rail
nay art a lint ,t| f:\-« 1' •• r tes
ares, wages and labor conditions
i:i:m\n \nzih.i i:
11 bi:kn si i'imiinvko
Berlin. Soot. J.—The govern''tent
a« suppressed the local Auziecer
"his paper has the second largest
irnlitliwi of any paper n C!er
:uid>'s. gashoats. automohiles. hotel
Howe-, r. Alaska needs advertIs
ng all along the line. Her go-,ern
tier t needs should he adve-1 ,se3. as
are!: as her resources and ! ' op
>oriunities. Every wrong .hat is
•igl ted as well as every resource
hat liegins producing makes co'tdi
lor.s better and encourar. ;.,.pte
;o come to the country—-:.nd. i.s
iovernor Bone said, more pool
Alaska's greatest need.—Emr
"I Wish I Were Rich!"
l'i«! >i>ii in'i hear :i follow -ay that? Of rourM*
>«m V"ii'ic -aiil it yourself man.* limM. 15m
yi.iif wishing never «ot you anywhere. .If you want
to learn l»«>w to suiiti >011 will L'.i't into the water.
Ii you v\.ml to -k.iii- \on will jt't on tin- ire. .Well
ii ob ir >011 nam to i.e ri.h. SAVE YOtH MONEY. All
o: r'11* bi4 fort unos IihIji) are the result of a small
lx*sinnJtiR.
si.mi WII.I. OPKN \ SAVINGS .-UVOIAT
Barak ©ff HBaskai
IrlllAl Li DECLARED IN
WEST VIRGIN!!; TROOPS
BEING RUSHED 10 SCENE
Charleston. W. Va.. Sept. 2.—
nriu.nl er-Gencral Handholtz said
this morning: "I am satisfied that
r e miners will not obey the Pres
!<lenf* proclamation. I have des
pati'id a telegram to Washington,
making request tSiut federal troops
lie sent to West Virginia hnmedl
St. Albans. \V. Va.. Sept. 3 —
Women and children from the Little
I'o.il Kiver country. where the armed
hands have gathered along the east
•i slope of Spruce Fork ridge, have
arrived here in large nnmbers. The
reports which have reached here
said that physicians from towns
I'ound ?ila;r have been summoned
lo t'.iat place where a temporary
losjutal has been opened for ti e
men who are wounded in the fight
::g along Spruce Fork rid*;*
'toveriior Morgan announced sen
. ter KiHiit that he had a report from
'ie Logan county field which stated
I 'at a resumption »f firing h i.i
■een made on ntntr n.ountuMi. !
.rig.tdier-cleneral Band holt a. who is
it. the field reprea»a.iju the war
ton: Washing!.'! at noon '! » «.
■mediately mtJ wnlcrfiue wirh
it order lo gel tin- r opinions v»l
aw ,n I.ngm aa.i other
(Utn- ^ It seems tt . t this -virse
sent of troops for the West Vir
aia coal fields. The order was is
lted early today Action on the or
- dedar.ns martial law in the
•»al fields 'Aits postponed pending
<onferenee between Secretary o'
i: Weeks and President Harding
.e proclamation has !>een signed '
T;d requirees only its issuance t>'
i >\ S» i >1 Ts M'KMI
NKiHT IV THK HII.ll
A n ruber of I ho local "Wolf"
root- t*f Boy Scouts with tbo;r
k-uutmaster, Rev. K. L Winter
icrgi i, and his son Ponald. spent
ridav and Friday night on the trail
lear the A. B. blueberry , patch,
rhe l>. vs report a most interesting
t raimxl rt'id some animal, perhaps
he Soontmaster's dog. lluke. made
i» a• ivith the bacon and steak dur
tii: the nisht. hut that did not pre
i tit the scouts from having a ver>
v. breakfast consisting
i.v : :eal. fried eggs, bread and bitt
er and peaches. After the early"
ireukfast the scouts made their
iva.v hack to town, arriving almost
". time to join their families at the
r.i«rni:ig meal.
Local Briets
Whitfield is pro cretins
v.-rv nicely, and is able 10 bo up ami
around his home. His quick recov
ery is due to the wonderful care
and attention of Pr. llunnalls
Mr fieorge Brown came in on Fri
day evening's train from his baili
wick at Log Cabin. Mr. Brown will i
spend Sunday in town, leaving again
for his work on Monday's train. |
While In town Mr. Brown is staying
at the Portland holel.
Knule B. Anderson, of Cow-lev. '
came in on the train on Friday for j
the transaction of business and a lit
tie pleasure. Mr. Anderson is re-i
ported as closing the deal on the ;
Jack Phelps home, which he is to i
occupy.
Helena. Sept. 2.—J. M. Clem
ents. who was a« one time federal
attorney-general at Nome, is dead
at bis home in this city.
Washington. Sept. 2.—Incomplete
telephonic reports lato today from
Hripndicr-General Bandholti said
ilu : the insurrectionary elements In
the AVest Virp uia coal fields are
( nip 1 \. Sept ; —The trains
•on board the Twenty-siwh and the
SiMh infantry
l-opati. V. Va.. Sept. 2.—Captain
1. ii. Hollingsworth reported today
that the count} deputies on Crooked
creek were driven down the hillside
las; ever. ni 1 ey were in a skirm
ish with a-i armed force from the
other side of Spruce Tor* ridce
Norfolk. Sep ."--Thirteen army
readine-ss at Langle.v field, have
been <Je-patched todsv for the West
Yirpima tninint districts. The
plares carried bombs and machine
purs, ai d . re prepared lor any kind
l.ofian. W. Va.. Sept. S.—The^
m i i rs c:.' ; at Iilair mountain is
beinc swept \\ :»h ri...tiine can and
•Innel .la. kson Ar
A number of deaths.*
jniiv'5 ![,!• r.. . er> have been r*
■ ordered Into
>ri doscnated hj Rr.eadier <
■
1 th;<: today will pee t
V
I R.W 11 I V«. M V\ A\l»
m HiM>l T1 VCHKR \YE» '
)f ' Wflid:
'■ Y:in " tavern at SeaiUf
:is| T sdav afhv: >»«i They art"
Petersburg bofort
'.at is;; • She loft Iswe this spring
Mr Yaa u is a represetsta
nho fc - had his headquarters ir.
for the several years
their home about the middlf
of Oetrtber. l«oeal Klks have beer.
;ui>k:HB cigars on M- Van Mar err.
today s );e rahlod up that a hoi
should he opened at the club with
his regards.
rm or M ATTM -Hlji \ORTH
—The City of Se
\ of tic Admiral line, sailed
'
with twemy-fne passengers. John
Keid a::d Mrs. J>;d. W. E McRay.
\Y n. Brown and Mrs. Brown. Mr^
I. "<! Daniels are the excursionists
S
Marshal Beaumont. bound for Jun-'
eau. is on board.
SPOKANE Will, ARRIVE
EAR1.Y SI \PAY
The steamer Spokane is expected
to arrive in Skagway at 4 A. M. |
tomorrow, and will sail for the
south at 3 P. M.t according to ad-j
vices received by Mr. Hirshberger.
the local agent for the Admiral line
NOT1C1: or C1.0S1XG
The Rank of Alaska will be closed
for business Labor Day, Monday,
September 5th.
New York. Sept 3.—Elihu Ron;
who *as one of the member? who
d'nw up the plan for the Interna
tional Courf of Justire of the League
of Nation*, has been offered a
judpship on that eonrt. Mr Root
declined the honor because of his
advanced years.
.n ih.i: i.A\nh o»\okmvki>
BY RAR \SSiNl \THiN
Cincinnati. Sept. 2.—The action
taken by Judci> Landis in acoeptinc
private employment ,*s National
Commissioner of base hall and with
the position private omnium en'
while still active on the 'edfrsl
bench was declared to meet with the
unqualified condemnation of the
American Bar Association in a
resolntion presented and adopted
last nipht
VF.AR HKXTH
Ais l./es Gain* Sept 3 —The
Winces* Mocono is near death's
ioor. The sickness with which she
s suffering was contracted while on
i hunting expedition
kATIOVAI. GAl-tKRT
t.KTS PHTT"R1
Millais' famous pic::
~arpenter Shop" has befti bought ;
hrough popular suTwription fot 1
h« national g aliery at l^ondon for
52.SCO The painting eonta-ns the '
igures of Christ and the Virg •
,"ary. which were posod for t "
embers of the artist « famih
ts firs: exhibition ic I11'''1 it »;t*
ondemned
OM'V T»FO.ARI>
\.» T\\ Rl IN nwx .
Seattle. Sept. I—Senator , .loro"-|
f Washington reached Seast
i'ashingtor. today He made thf
ssertion that there would he •
1 MIHTKI VKTKRAV
MAIN REGISTRAR
Seattle. Sept. C —Irvine P Smi'V. .
■ho lost an arm in the Rattle of St
iihtel was appointed registrar o!
lie land office
Rumania on War
Path With Russia
Copenhagen. Sept. 2 —Romania
is preparing to go fo war with Rna
s'n and Monro* l« charging that
r-nnff is supplying both Poland and
Rumania with monition* of war
The Third lnternsMonal Issued an
appeal to the workers of the world
to aid the Russian proletariat.
KAISER REPORTED
TO HAVE FLOW> AW AT
Pari? (>:. 3 —The Intranatg
p-ini^ an ontirn,ed rom-.r
ij: • t > .-> ni-Kul.wr has c«caped rrom
Holland by serjpiae*.
- T*;« newspa
pers of tl lot the Par's
Teport of the e\-K»!ser"s esrape a
v.t -iTmi rmnMscr
TR»; \TV WITH MFXKXI
Me\icn Titv. Sept I —Prwddent
r>hprco- In * p mps^ar" to the Mn
, ir t iero»^ Mated that a tre«tT
1'ritfd Stato« *-»* neither
w ' '«■• n-vrr if>nt for n<V««W»IT
I* corm't to Metiran
:t tonal pr^^pte In that tt
e sjwial privtl»|te* to
MMI 1 Ml \T IN JIVFAT"
HK.H «CHOOI
nemln'-? nf tlip Jttneau Hieh wbool
nd «holar* of the r»rtoo» cImm
i.-.. :>r Hich achool at »h« dM
cnat«-d hour? to enroll for the mm
follows Tenth Cade. IT.
etith r-.td' 1f. Twelfth rrade
a mt*under*tard!uit In
".c' !l irrade to the Ninth trade In
f th«> N'itt1 crado The
rholar« of thBt prade will enroll
rrrmmi u>\u «.ht
1.U \< HFP SEPT I
P«pt 3--Th«> eup«r
• Washington wa«<
'•vlav a* the Clotioeafer
. v. t Tori Sluphulldinc
Summer*
a dancht^r of Repre
nr n«>rs of Walla Walla
the hip hatllMihlp
snlw ritf for rwc PrIIj Ala«l*r
m
H itli iiu^J o.v^
The Route to the Interior
The Gateway Rontr of Comfort. Senior, and S*f«T
To and Prom A din. Dflw«(»n. Fairbanks, ami All Iniorfor
Alaska an«l Vnkon Rii« Point*.
Rail and River Service
During season of naTipgiior our fp»t of irodera steamers
will operate repilarlj- the entire ler.rtfc of the Tufcoa
River and tribntarirs
PaiJv Train Service except Sir Ja-s !<e:*een Skattmv
and Whitehorse Tarlor oh°enaiion ra-s on rr*rr train
For fall Information rognnling pnwnjft and freight
ratr* «ppl> to
Mo WJogglssr
General Manager
5kaguav Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Bollding. battle. Wash.