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Mil
May —I'nited
■i !I:irv»>;. t» -an his
,!.'••• to Urctat Urit
te:id t": o ' leeting of
■ntu-ii of the Allio*. at
t:.f question 01' llie
y will lie up for dis
. xv::s aniionnccd t>y
:.rtt yesterday.
i i»
fir
; i i
S i 1
LSriihliik
lilts:: .'~s of tllO
ial«d t-xt S u
ly m" the tat i
i carried 10 its
Uiuiu Ml
k rm-ifflajCf
hj UilU?'M'1 1
body of
I:. rli-r.
:.l he taken tu tile
■
i: ic il
. May 1.—President!
■ • ur.il for the
i presented Mad
,t!l phial containing
t itts.itid dollars worth
:» ^runi of radium is
. ii i ill America to
,r'.e. who with her hus
e;-cJ the metal. Iti mak
i.'U. President Hard
i 'l l:-r as n noble woman
it;.. . id devoted tr.oth
'
*s •: . i use of science.
\>\ lit : .'n. 21.—Dr. Hurviy
\\ il •• t >!>d food expert, in
t... ■ stii v i ore the House Ju
iary I" "■■■■ told the commlt
t'. t t' •!■ ai• no medical prop
' rties in beer.
BRITAIN SO:
Washington. .May 20.—Great Urit
.iln is not jet r- :uly to lay down and
permit any nitli'oa t»> assume a:;il
maintain over the se:ir<.
She intends to re;ai:i Uer Pr ilion a.s
the world's powerful u;:v; !
•
mates wiiii h • = n pre: • >1 it h
iiitendt'd that • :■ ■ ' ii 1'e :
pretue in nav.il :!: :'.-i T'tis ii1
formation cu: •• : a llrl'i.-dl <>!'
•\x ii ■ 1
liijt ia the infer.'
\v;is held it: l ■
riveting ws su
.k'HUillCi Do ,n.
i'.r> .iti ; - ■ d ! !ui
lei'.d in effect it'fi
m:ii:ie:i! •: of the
;ULU
;{C ] C i
' I -. tu -- t
,—X mass tn**-*t
s i f disurt:...
y yv ■ Qj\i. . i
in 1,;.; ad.!...
Li riHlurtinn <>i ai
ill
vie,' i > • i<
DiO : ! LLUii
Louden. M.ty >' \mhassau*!
London saUl. ' ..•» joi.r ; .liiassiiii
went t ■ Wushi . 'l unalloj
etl liriuin. so I come lo London
.ill ttiiullo' I •.•rii'u:.
Washington. M.i.v CI.—Secretary
.
f I }* UK Prire* i'f or!. I .1:1 H'S. f.l.'l
-
levtl lias I.- . :.:.iii allied Tor so
Ion-.; a time.
Ihtndalk, May 21.—The Pope lias
writteu to Cardli »t Logtie, primal'*
o: Ireland : pi ilii s to hot!', the Irish
a*id the I ';.M to nh.mdon their
\ .oli'tico. He propo.' 3 th:* the IrU i
question he ttttied by a body se
lected by i'v v.. .jle Irish nation.
Vancouver, May 21.—Madge Saw
yer. v. ..o was recently acquitted in
Seatll". of r urii ring her husband is
•
jtired in a:i ft'ito acekl'iit. While out
joy-riding with a::otl er woman and
two nu n.
Subscribe for the Alaskan and
,et all t!i» news while i: is news.
.PAYING THE FUTURE
M.i»n a man tins mortgaged the future tor two or three years ij>
jn-t one illness in his homo. .You know »mnc of them—fellows
with ail (lie eouraue and aiiiliiliun knoeked out of li em 1') "html
link.-'
Make u;» your minil rifiht now to pay for tin* future as you k;i>—
.-tine < ]• .1 little of your ineomc against (he time when fate rails
upon :i>ti to »ii;n over your liberty and happiness 1 i «lel>t.
.Aftej ,\ .it have gotten started you will l>e surprised how liuieli
belter you feel.
3anR of AlasRa
Xonv York. Map 20.
sliil.prs iinit'UK 1'ioir
ilcspei .i'.e iiml wit's <
of loosing li.o smko
i !' rcf-orilii ■ to
i loir i oint, The i. -
««•:• ship iu* ti o V. ■
—T!.p marine
ease KcttltiK
; : ' iu-cusec!
;sc* lo naiti
ttfiiion tlol
j.nril was m
Wit! out :.!id
Admiral
: ir i' • uorli.
•; u C:
• Fort Town
,■ jli Marhio
i'f Xou
R-lar.d, II..y
' <> failure oC
■
t! !•' Iliil.'J
there until evening, when repairs!
wero completed, she continued her
journey. At seven thirty o'clock i
rv tiling \v; working well with
mi likelihood of further trouble.
(*re i.s very little dmbt hut that
i "li were due to the In Ken-1
i> • .i.-tivii ie < of I he marine strike. 1
;is:iingion, Hay 21.—An agree
lit It.i: been i< ached between'
< .man lienson, Hecreiary Davis.
• ■ .1 n pn entuiive.; of the Marino
Iln^iiieors. The marine engineers
■ •■.rot t i» fifteen per cent, reduction
i v.'a. . demanded by the shipping 1
id. iiiit a taodiiication of work
ing conditions i.; included in the
i >o» eltt. Tlie nature of which is
ot at present made known. There
• '! ! wit .in tiie course of a fe.\
h.. . M:iy 20.— Chairman lieu-'
hi of i • fchtp|<::i;: Board wired y.
■ lac to the Hoard's representatives
t no i an- ' . . are to be mad"
;
dliction in wt\-,e vita no strings.
'i ptlietf ii
t ml Mrs
. ' vo
f.- lay ia
• i. Men
r,-it ion's
vied
i or. i*.
ilrtno
! t' ir
: .'IS SOW
Vitas or I'olan
ild t' itCo ■ '
of I'ppcr S:le>
V: i»rn::tll
i! i stnio
i . i cU.
l:ie mime
ed ttely
j N.-v York. May 28.—Snpronte
| .! iti • Janu s Va.i ; . U :i. who
j ! < r- uluod t<iu recent divisions in
i -il I . Sa:nu.;l Co: . pr..idout
-
"i" o jiistico 11.; do the rc' uul: that
v.ouJtl like to have t' a pleasure
o: . ::cK ;g the labor 1 to Dlack
i u 11-. imd for a ye tr.
foa'tle, M:\v 20.—Hi.--3 M.'ry Mur
ruy. a Seattle girl, and niei of the
la -- James A. Murray, was willed
. .i t ,t million dollars by her uncla.
Was'.inston. May 20.—The senate,
md >\ adopted the conference report
, mi i' o mergency tarifl" hill. It Is ex
i ;i, c(fd t: at tie ho'.r e will do the
> . vi'o next week.
j Washington, May 20.—The Presi
| dent signed the immigration restric
tion bill yesterday. The provisions
of this bill make it effective (o a
eertain extent in restricting immi
gration for one year.~
.
U M* 1! Is
miim no
WW*" LFH
v S • ^ 3 .— it. ' -
i, :.:.•/ 2(1.—IJurlesoiJ, the;
;••; ..I. under the Wil
IlllSillt'SS With
ill l itat lto is putting forth
i '! : , • i oil oil crop oi
cm si i' irtii'itiarly t" "■'!
.1 :.\K m\"iI>EM>
c: sri:i:i. Tiu sr
Xu'v York. May—The l':ii:ed Stat-.
St >1 i irporatioq today declared
i i ■ ..nl.:• quarterly dividend of
; .. i . r tout. on common stock and
1 ■ . p r ccnl on preferred.
1 c vniiiKs of tiie corporation
i' quarter ending on .March :'.l
. •.I t<» J"S2.2S6.T22. The net 1
• ■ e ■ .is $20,856,:! ;} and the snr
p!r - >"..«!
Ton I earnings of l!io previous.
*i«ii.: 1 • ■ r were ?t:l.>TT.S02, net in
c< e r:tl.702.Sl*i ni.d sur]iiu3 $14.
4 -IL.•!•!<>.
Washington. May 20.—Madame
Curio. i!ie Kronen scientist, who with
i : hand discovered Radium, and
who has received the Noble prize for
tin- discovery, is to tie presented with
o; ■ , i"1. of the precious tnetal.-Pre3
d; :.t llardirs i-* tn make the presen
tation on behalf of the women of
.\::'.eiica, who have Riven it to Mad
:• j:.<• Curie for her part in Ihe dis
covery. Tl:is pram of radium is
worth ab'out 100.000 dollars. Pre
vious to t■'is• presentation, Madame
( urie has not possessed any of the
nirlal, which she and her husband
r.ii tie known to the world of science.
Siy. Congress, cut down evcry
' o ly's income tax about half and you
w 1 ba ci'oerfully allowed to do al
' nnst anything else you like.—St.
' ill (Hobo Dehiocrat.
! a house that seems too small when
! one is buyin^or renting it turns out
| to be loo large when the spring
Miouseole.ming season arrives.—To
ledo Blade.
It' that telephone li;t* to Cuba
' l.ad been a pipe line there would be
j more interest in its completion.—
■ Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
Washington, .V'ay If.—Announce
liiont fi 0111 tin* W hile House that no
action will lie ta!;i.*n at prcsi'iit in
•
.
il ho ' is own l' ; li< ! tli- Lrous that
if AI • ■•!. *i:s :.t stn Al.ukan j;u\r
-
tm so'i c I' stui i1 • v.iio will ho ac
a:>lo to all.
'
otis faction', i j.rev: :• ,1 in Wasa
iisjvfon was l.e't! last nit;, t. \vitU the
\'.ow to cut-.: ;!iiiii5 on some candi
date If mio'i a tiling v re possible,
iluhhard of V.;: 1 ■■/., id'd. Those
eiland, llazoh t. 1 Icrrt.ii. Wicker
■ isiw. JlcKiid .1 'ii Sli de and Co
..
■■ ::•••> I. - '1 tllClltiOlled
;
lined to h" .tiered. When
d.
■
: .:
■iolin I ecl>, Mr. DeY. i;!ie, bo; it of
Jitnenn: Ira iJ. orton, of Nome,
ti ' i-r r:. ill li-; presea'od and
t ..--n urn!* ■: mi: do; ..;iou at the
. oeting tonight.
Later . i 6S to Wuat
would <!<> "■ ;■) ■ Alaskans did
: ;roi U, : ' '.did't'1 I* pi
i! is inn certain tuat the
•
I . u-:,: >. : v.*. D. i!»>ce. a
r i-.t i i : y lias li3B'i tour
tr.o il t S. O 1 : is return
■
Irinl ia i u Sunl!i S-a Islands,
icy wore (■,. trial for killing six
ovrd i>; i i.tll.i of people v.- .icli
Jongs to o*. filiation, working their
■
accept such candidate should an
agreement be reached. There is
tiothi.ig 10 indicnte tliut the caucus
! .1 (l:o official sanction of the Pres
ident and Fall. Rut rumor spread
r . t :!" i.iskaiis could agree
Ivt■ ■, tho problem of llie pres
would be simplified. Others
« c> : .r .' ipati'd iu the conference
.••re Call Thiele. Major Beaumont.
.Monis W. tlriHifh, O. P. (Jastad. \V.
0. Copper, Tom Marquam, J. Long,
and (ieorge Scbofield.
Washington, May 21.—The self
1.>>:i3tintied committee which is seek
ing to decide the governorship of Al
aska. is nut making much headway
in 'Washington. This is the natural
outgrowth of the elements of which
•: l committee is made. It lias come
out that with but one or two excep
tion- : :l r. i-n on the committee, who
have undertaken the task of finding
a CovcTiior among Alaskans are
ti;«> ■■■:'■! > candidates for some f.<l
eral <.ffici\ Sutherland prolrhly
could g"i the c.imn: it tee's endorsc
in'.'.it but lie prei' s the position of
i ell ate to l"oi.g'"-3 to tll.lt of pav
oriior.
Are Mate i.: oeing made every
day v.iili the same resit 11 a. Trie lat
est includes Charles floldstein, of
Juneau. for governor; H. F. Tripp for
surviver-ceiieral; McBride for Col
kctor nf customs; Elmer E. Ritchie,
lor jtulse; and Harry Sullivan, for
Marshal of the Third division.
lierlln. May 20.—Twelve thousand
t'ormans have been concentrated in
lireslau. n district of I'per Silesia, to
fiijht against the Polish insurgents
who have invaded that territory.
Washington. May 20.—'To gover
;• Hart <4 V ingtoli. this after
oo.i. Pre ' i Harding expressed
e ■•arn wish that Congress would
i an u;i • sua this summer.
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