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THE DAILY ALASKAN
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TRICE TEN CENT*
ALASKA LEGISLATION
GOES OVER FALL SESSION
X«»v"s bill prtviiiti-w »'<•«• I
\ i'U ;>r . .si.»n has iw't'ii i :i:ic r! Ill in
"•it. i; [iri»vi<li - f> r :!'•<• •'>
. i> S'l ■ "II 5i»lt| •' I'Oillt til I: I'.""' ■■■'
\!ask.> I'.overnmiHtl Railroad at eith
er SM-uaid or Aikliurafi«\
Tiwsliill would authorize t'roMiloiu
II d iiir in draw from tItf Shipping
Hoard, itu- mvossary ships to carry
frt'ttJil anil lusstHtiOtft M*#ll Ih**
S,-., : : p..T: Allotllrr pro" i.sioi. in
! ■ hill ts to provide for rhe loasim;
I f viiTtfti r hip I ■ tit1 a Mil railroad to
piivalo iralividaals upon the appro*
> i r»*t«r> Kali. a-u»l **«»I*
v nor lUvi t » iWur*1 h*% 1 ttl «l*»
lHil rruily rmbotfVs tin* ldpvUil^&i*
i <>i:mi i: \i l.^k
inis in -i:\ru.i
French Give Americans
Warm Reception
i i> hi >m\» to
mi i i \n i iiis'ir i; \\ ii i
tr i i: rimmuni:i» I'oit
\ii:i»ic\i. ri Ki'osi s
.. tihLi. p.iKMil it hill. if s.itu'tUm
,• ut tor |>ur|'iiSi>K.
i i;nri>si:n t.w i\> iu:.\>k to
i \I.I. i>\ \ltl.K to r\v
stiml i"rt»m tin* Whit** House ,
• il , tit • Hnriliue
•iton wtrii tiio pr«»pi»sod rax j
v if was Kitid that tho tax hi- :
si* wnulii fall nn thins** who nriM
• to p.i'- l! •* jtirivaset! lavs
Wickersham
Coming
North
\v,a. 12.—J
^ fell i
11 was st.H»d
ii tomorrow j
n». vuluitu's
ROAD TO CANADIAN LINE URGED
LOCAL PEOPLE AGREE ON ROUTE
1
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Hi * II »v« of tJl" F« .i
i»» (Villi miss Ml! v.r'l
on ihe
- »«i jli»» niiitl. I i» ii< noun
• i Si .»-• vv tv in pr »viiliiisr :i nn di,•
f «r iff hnnginf to ^ a ic l at
.1 uiisd^rat"* n«K*l it ♦vuuld
. 11i ■ jir»*5 iiU* i roii!e ovor wJim'Ii ati
!'.irti*»s !ii!«rht truvol to »v-n
Can You Cross the River of Want
Have You a Bridge?
Ii i>n*t wti»i >1111 4*.ij t that i« uniim to lake
tuir or \i»ii la'i'i in lilt*—ii »■» what >o»« wivr. Mi»n«'.v
ill th«* l»allK will lit* .1 ruiiili-it in ol«I am*. I»l\<«l\
\<»W .mil a pail i»t y»»ni itiroim* cai ti iiumlli.
Baumfc ®ff Mask®
King Albert Denied
Admission to Casino
Paris. AUK. 12.—King Albert of
IVlgittm was today refused admitt
ance to a fashionable casino at Pean
vtlle. ticca use ho wore a straw hat
lie had just landed from an aero
l>l-ine having flown from Rrussels to
neanville.
m \u<>\ t \ it ikmi:ki a
t 11A lit. i:i> WITH Ml IJUKIJ
Seattle. Ans 12. - James K Ma
honey was today formerly charged
with the murder of his wife lie will
plead next Monday
Cable Briefs
civeiv.! lod. i that u powerful lobby
is a work a! the capital in a effort to
;..ive the parcelpost law repealed
Waideu. whd was listed among those
w|h» perished when the Alaska went
Washington. Auk IS The House
today p.isso.i a Ml) which gives the
S! :;ipi: _ I <ard - ♦ viM'o.i't'U for e\
Sati. Fryucis.. Aug 1 - Federal
■
tfid.it tiled charges of negligence
auainst tli• surviving officers of the
S S Alaska.
I,os Angeles. Aug 12.—Arthur <\ j
Utirch. who is held here in Conner-;
iit.11 with ti • murder of .1 R Ken
nedy. is t e divorced son-in-law of |
liislmp Quayle. of St l.onis
ed States have one of the most ev- •
tensive, and best organized gangs to
defy the lav s 'hat has ever hern or
• '.ibiii'■' decided that the adminlstra-1
»
rupird by Father Fr.mcis He bee. at ;
South 1'ark. a suburb of Seattle. w;.s 1
destroyed by fire last night. The po-:
lice are of the opinion that the fire !
•< as started by someone who a: - j
tempted to burn Father Francis to
death, He was sleeiilng in the house ,
when the fire was discovered
Rogalousa. I.a . Aug. li Twins |
born to Mr and Mrs Adams of this
city weight eleven and seventeen;
pounds The youngsters have been :
christened Millie and Jack Rillie is;
the lightweight and Jai k is t.'.e j
heavyweight They are in perfect
\ri;tii'iwi: nitiirs skv
I i: \l TIIOI SAMI IKET
ocrri'.WTs iMvn'RKn
Aldershot. Ksic . Auc 12 —leprom
ins suddenly deranged while flying
at an altitude of several thousand
feet, an observer in the Royal Air
Force began to beat Lieut Hulman.
the pilot over the head. Bultiian lost
consciousness in making tlie desent,
and wrecked his machine in landing,
but neither men was dangerously in
jured.
Harding Heads
Red Cross
Washington, Aug. 12.—President
Harding was today notified of his
election as President of the Ameri
can Red I'ross.
Washington. Aug. 12.—President
Harding today sent formal invita
tions to all the powers inviting them
to participate in the disarmament
conference to be held in Washington
on November 11.
Washington, Aug. 12.—President
Harding was today made a life mem
ber of the Fraternal Order of Kagles. I
Grand Worthy President Wood, con
ducted the ceremony.
Time Extened Adjusting
Oil Lease Disputes
roissioner of the Hcnoral I«and ofTu
on August S, issued an order extern:
ins the time to January 1 IS' 2, for
the adjustment of ail fonfli> '? on ol
claims, for permittee? v!u< •> . J- ap
plications for leases prior to -Jul}
1921. aerordi^c to ad>:" >
land.
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Canada hert loda
rill>MI\f NT ItWkl l>
t MM "I'l I; \ rit'V
Ireland Offered Liberal
Form Self Government
Youth Drowns in Ynkon
soillh of Mfnio i«u t •
» 4T., Mr 1 <i< kino<v
other hand It is thou*1 •
foot slipped and he then :
the rail and hose. pli.' gi -
made but no trace of hint c
found, it being a well Knoi
immediate recovery of lxvii
dental, and no blame attach
to anyone, and great credit
the Casca's crew for tbeir
and heroic efforts to save tf
low worker.
ape. a very likable voting: v.
had many friends, and his
sincerely regreited Hi* n
sides at t>9 Jubilee Ter:. iv
Lancashire. England.
S. F. Police
Hold Suspect
San Francisco. Aug IS—Eighth -
five dollars in cash, and a valuable
gold watch which has been identi
fied as being the property of Father
Heslin. the murdered priest of Col
ma. was found of Hightower. who •*
being held in connection with the
murder.
Chief of Detectives Matheson to
day said that Hightower is not the
man who called for the priest, on
the evening that he disappeared The
police expect to locate the Kidr le
pers within the next few days
San Francisco. Calif- Anc 1" —
The police department today are
working on a clew which may :ead
to the discovery of another bo.l- iur
itd in the sand hills, near where they
d.scovered the body of Father lies
lin.
CANADIAN M. P. CAPTURES
OREGON MURDERER
His ked automobile
I^tor dovpJopiriPTits proved Out
li in* br th®
• th»' Bmjn field had murdrr«d
H' d plar^d his rins on th«
f fincer to throw the po
e policy of I!*'
fjvor o£ liis wife.
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Harding's
Father
Married
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(WIRMtR PHll.irriM «•
rodii'''d In the PonHir mak
V i:£. J 2 PisnnwlEtPil
• mftit in a timber
rnrtuvd for mm. t*n
u i w m \\
it \\r in «»m \
hW Ruth
flakes it 45
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The Route to the Interior
n»i Kmili' nl < : s nir»\ Kjiforj
T<» ;»w1 i mm \«»»n. P iu->n ? ,'itnl \H Interior
Aln^kn Yitkon Kivft 1*»t«fti«
Rail and River Service
I «»i full inlormaimn weawlim; pa^nD't .-4ml fr««Urht
api»]y fo
General Manager
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5>kaguay Alaska
Or MO Alaska Hnililinc. "^altlp. Wash.