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SEWARS ALASKA. SATURDAY, MA\ 24, 1919. TEN CENTS PER CQP*
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SEATTLE. .May 21 Suame- A Ti
med* sailed f.oni here ycst iv.a
mo* nin^r at ^ oVloc’: vi'h ‘he 1 »1
injt passenj?t*rs '“or Scv.'a*d:
Mr . v * *
Major T. McFarland.
Edna VcFarand.
Amy V Envlon*
Mr . IT a M ye s.
Richavd Sessions.
Geoi-cre Y;dnr.
.Vohr Hat* hi.
Walter Hatch i.
0. Abs^n.
Mrs. A. Sessions. j
The Alam* a ♦' ■ •* ve ' day m.
for Sowa •: from t! • * *•'<.
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MINI) J> \ V/ONPFR
PARIS. May 21
the untutored mind *» 1 the R'*
proletar at, i< a system under <
every holy ha * *>’ nty of money a d
one nr0<l to 'vo*’. or'y two or *h"
hours a dav. w * t* s a n er 1 eorro
spondont of f.T't res g ant t roj ■» ’!
sin. Th mon v t’ nee.1 s’ *V •* •*
jilts were to’d, P*ey would find in ♦
faetorio*. and a!! they would hnv' «>
do would be to go an ! get it. lv<:
pointrrii'ot awaited them in nios* ca
es. for the great majority of the er
ufactirers were n? ned and th<‘ o; *' °
cash boxes were pene>a’’v emnp*. T’
next co’M-^e wa to s« V.e ‘he pronrioV *
by the throat. “Where i our mor v ”
they would demand. “The mnr • t >
we’ve earned by our sw- v.t and b’
One plan* owner a*' e*ed that ! “
had no money, ami offered to »>rov.*
by his books that he had no' even
enough to keep body and . oul togeth
er.
The men fumbled throur* t
books; but beinjr ignorant of t»>e rule
of three, they could not umWstnn ’
the entries. Then somebody to; ri
entry of two million rubles und ■
“Mortjrasros**. the Russi; n for which i
“ Amort;7M7ia.’*
“What ;s this?” they b man 1< 1 fur
iously. “Amortizati’a must he th *
name of a women. SI ' ha; rrotT n on:*
money. Who i sho? Where is she?
The unfortunate employer vai» ’y
attempted to exobvn. The mob ir.w
him five minutes to “confess *’ aft ■■■;•
which he was shot a/rainst hi? ‘aetorv
wall.
<‘. orjre Walheim. th ' Pextf r c*«* T.
operator near Nome, had the mi ;fo *
tune to lose a valuable horse he was
drivimr recently by the animal break
incr through the crust of snow on the
ground and fracturing a leg.
it\ \NSofi;iti'd I ns*
lay 24
>hi :i uun ;ni.> morning o|k*iu»1 th*
\ o : Imagin' of Na
iv hittorly at
i! 1‘k <»;*IK \ i . >n an.l iii*r.«n
■; •>: » a* a a s • vo1’:
, • v a * " 'i. ti,.’ ial»iament >>.'
I J\u ullit 1\\ oi * a
i; o na i .* which national
• i oi appoa s.
i'.. t . . i* 11 Si ic lev Soc l 1} v ‘
id.. ; ^r, ice*' lo i »»;. vi.v t i\ n J0‘
.. ‘ V o'clock.
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);vs. in., a Id eve r, wife of the rl,ie ?
!.,t <»i iilVt.il iV Hue. iv J . 1 - * 'W I
.a > i vii ain in the . t;U» s on a v.
‘or seveial Months, is returning t
>..*v a a o > ti e Alarm (hi which sail"
o ye unlay morning.
V
i , \. ' h ' an and !U man l..r
Cor Keiuu. A la? gt
... 1 ou .> nc a
W he u l in making the i :•> dow:
hi iv r ;a I lake.
l'o* m* SI ay invite.?, now in Sc\
:r*.. :«ii. i i- . .ay 24 h as th* day
a g CNCvli ion was run i *»i
> a - .ay O* V l.itdi* so, the* Queen*
)irthtlay.
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IVnk *. are at wotk today on th
«*. • < :* : to Seward drill.
'. a or A nineela should arrive i*
k I .n sometime tomorrow l*o.
kc to S a I.
iho !* xt Stcar* r to il! iho;»
ai.Io for Sewanl is 'he Admira
Wa * *n on r.ex* Wednesday.
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Th, 0 .1 I** d • will giro Sic Sat
■y night darn*? this evening ;r
! a1! on Adams street.
1: run }*u ell in “The Tore!
• '.. a e. ” a Mutual production, will b<
*ie n >v * attraction at the l’bertv
Tbe.V e tomorrow night for the twr
shows.
Major T. McFarland, passengo
•m h on the Alameda, might be a for
rr r number of the T. & T. Depart
vnrnis ion at An< hoi age
wt n4 out side an*! joined th.
'dears regiment.
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S h 'u . iv reported running up tlv
iver f.om the Bay.
There will bo a morning service nl
r* rv.on tomorrow at 1’ o’clock at th.
Mpi >copal church bv B v. George .T
'inn and Sunday school will he heir
P. M.
in the great central valleys oi
Via ’ a the coldest days of winter an
• >t as cold a are reported from tim<
*n tine in th'* prairie states of th.
west, bke Nebraska. Montana an<
North Dakota.
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l li - I'M’.. wIiut i * a complete and of- \
'h al li-l oi ihe soldiers of the Post
»,i on. Post' tub infantry, re-.
uiu«d f ora Alaska, who wore killed
.n bat a or di ai of disease in the ov
ji-jiiiu, scTvkc from October 5, ISo,
to J.atna y ’»>. 1UP.R—
\ Company
l'i ivat Andrew J. Nave
Private Ai .luu 1*. Southwick
P: ivate Vincent J. Dot tore
Ptivato Pina Ojakasga
i» ( ompanv
Prlvat ■ I .<>» ue S. McDonald
i’l ivn* Pi d J. \v eill
P :\a c P.noihy Rickman
i‘ i\ jit • - A cc Zabol’f
i . i • 1 > t 11
N i •» ant Puff Pipkin
.Scr cai.i Thomas i'o.eoraa
’ . ^ * 11 ( a j. 1 a*snl,
t’o w ..ai Michael K. Voucher
( ;.o ..i . i'i s K. i • nnanl
t oi)i\ .Jo!:a N\e
P rival* allies V*. (tii.sliii.son
Private N«*.*k Gutill
l o po.ai Key .J. 1L gate
i poral K >be. i it. Hou e
i'»;..... j(avoid it. Aiuli-r .011
• .# *» Lav. i\ n v . ioicm >
piivu . '.i.l il. Lovelace
; rival L y 1M ketcham
Pii. ale Charles K. Meinoit
Private John Miller
1 l o m pany
\Y U r King
Nils 11. Johanson
•amucl Lukin
.! >iin Pieison
I'rue Carlson
I la vi y S! o’ton
liarry Barnes
i» : age
0 Mullock
l» 1 ompnny
P i a Lob t K. Lund trap *
p»iv:i II nry K. Geiger
V \;d ' 1.0' K. Pry
p r *t • l.d'.n 01
(*» ,.t) iil U< rton C. Ogden
Piivatc Kdward F. Lie* ! • r
Mugler Je. ie Williams
nt Yit tor I>ervin- !:i
P 1 a * Paul S. Dionne
, *irv W* b r
:'»iv tr IHfe Dah’borg
IV: 1 Jai e ■ K Pavnzon
« ..! I i d Sthidtz
Priai' Gro-g Mombow
«' 1 ' John P. Obis
\ * ■ v:»t ' W.dhico I rod ham *
1* ivido John Moubok
ivat? Mites So kieff
Private George Go ’les
Private Harry Maloff
PHvnt*' William L. Ho’mea
!* Ur.t ib»y Thors!ad
P’U.o ■ Hunter J. Kamos
LLivato Steve Green
By Associated Press
WAS1 *IN’dTOX, May 2*1— Bombers
"ail ' : in an attempt to demolish the
\nv". :»\nn <’ deration budding at Sor.
I lose, Costa Uica, test Monday. This
a %c >rd?ng to state .department ad
vice; received here today.
rv
('ail, the youngest son of Sergeant
* and M’s. C. P. Odle. of Valdez died
* rc» nt’y from the effects of a dose cf
' ’v id. administered by his three year
1 ^ohl brother, my mistake, while the
parents were from the house. •
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LAUGH UHWAUi) KOU
I GOLD li VM> LING
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LOS ANGKLHK, Calif..-.May 111
'Hit* offer of an umisually
large reward mafic through the .
pv.lu c for tin* it t>'%'a oi a >«mplt
gold hand ring ri*\eal$ the fact
(hat has been in the pos .e. sion
of the owner's family for more
than two and a half centuries.
Cluisaku Sakuda describes it as
: a small circlet for the little f.ti
ger on which is cngru>cd in Jap
anese cha.racters an entire poein
whoso theme is that the wearing
* of tin* ring will bring luck to the
own* r but d sns er w ill follow the
’‘‘one. w ho steals it.
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Another inyst ry of the Xoilh i.
la making.
i; is more Hum lilah id a
wli? o aho\e l!m A el ( i <
bodies el* two men who f ■ ’ ’ • O'i
ill probahly remain a my * ny. it*
;eep*nrr with the of “ m "or
leat’v t.hat have hu rml m*»M »•
*h ' ^hikon wi'hin th* • 'a ? few y a
TV- ft rat or. r f t » ! «• t - • ived < < a
on-H :> v.y; 1 a
t Yukon l V V ' T-! •
imder 'in tb;> Old (ho *
had t’ o h» »tlv • b \*"o r in:.- of
Ol
ajid their vi < e hoets v.a*’ im
,nr> oi. T! ' v hud b ft !*ort Y u’ro*
*o- ib ' Oh1 r o ’ 'a t .Tub
> > ! jr.e» th i arrival th re and th
« tabli I’m1"' of a eamn nr'limy hr
}\ o'- her I'd ot them. i hci
'b n . I‘t vbi b v.a scored tlieir sun
>b>had !»•" n vi ited by an I
iian mossenyer.
The mounted police on hem- in
• mod of tl • eircumstarr- curly ’ ’
•»/ v*intrtv in that-! a search bn
* the n l. A tho
vi—b seareli of ‘tie t a* • 'oiiTonnd; * j
bo Old (bow coanti y wa ' made a”*’
* >t the ve-it'ye oi a eV'\v could
' bmnd. This infonradion was Irony’4
' > Fort Yukon on the :X<h of April
I bv tlm Indian mo: enyor.
\ dot picked iti
m the Fast Fork ot ttie (-hard"
iver in a starved coVwhVo'n. I’urU
Xmili ir with the outfit of th* Kin
v i hoys state that the do- undoubt
edly h ton—ed to tlm onl'T. i he do
.at the present time be ny kept at
Foil Yukon.
It n ay »r ppssmli that m me u
•pp of the 1 ingston b'\\5
1k*'o may he some connection wicn
In* i-rno t c it 1< Mirer c'.tvo white men
bv a native last winter on the-( Ki
rin river. At that time it was stated
•hat a native saw two white men
lwaking up on on him while he v a.'
nit hunting. He fired upon,them. 1 l1
‘ng one and on the. second shot lm
killed the other. An -invostigat ;on.va?
made regarding this, affair hut a de
finite report covering it has new
been, received. .
Whatever has happened to the
Kingston hoys is shrouded in mys
tery.
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* Wally Jones, an old time Klondike1*,
is hack in Dawson from a trip to Vnn
jeouver. Waller holds the record for
I time on the climb up Midnight Dome,
) hack of Dawson, made years ago.
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!;> A«' dui d !’re"
Y.WSIi IMfJTON May -4— The
• • odav ’• rdihede icioncy ap
iv »n bid. Thi mca ure cat»•< *
(We million dollars for war r sic
i to Iamilies of soldiers an l
;a:io,and dependents of civil war
.'t Tans.
The Flonso passed the deficiency
’YU \\ torday.
1tv Xssonated
\LD\NY, N. Y. May 2'— In nn
e s lie* e Ui. t night, A instant Sec
i y of W:. Arthur Wood predicted
i.i th 10 would ho a great labor
. tage b fo v tin* end of ummo
1 . Wood stated that already reve al
!l‘on men aro re ded on account of
k of immigraton and also tho
act that war men were entering the
shipbuilding industry.
By Associated Piths
SEATTLE, May 24— James Wick
n*sham has arrived here from the
north. Mr. Wiekcrsham stated that ho
had filed his contest in the Delegate
election in Washington on May 3rd.
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KID (.EYES BELL HOPS
TO KEEP IN TRAINING
EL PASO. Tex., May 34— “Kid”
| Reyes,4ocal lightweight fighter, keen-;
in training by hopping beRs . romr'ng
pitchers of ice water to jx)om 23 and
sweeping the lobby of the Hotel Shel
don while he is resting. The “KhP* ?
head bellboy at the hotel when he is
not on tour.
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By Associated Press
l.OXDOX, May 24— It was unof
f ci.. ly reported here this afternoon
at Commander-In-Chief Koch has
]< ft Pa is for the Rhine or some other
< q ally a important front on the Ger
man border.
Sevoal prominent British officeis
have al.o boon ordered across the
• '■ uin d under sealed orders. •
It is hi ieved here that the sudden
activity among the Americans in the
\ my of Occupation on the Rhine, in
i,.(at more than the public is awavo
of at this tii.ti-. * iciicn divisions
a'o riown to also been ordered under
arm and fully equipped and are on
1) r way to various points along the
Rhino.
CONCESSIONS MADE
PARIS, May 24— It is officially
announced that the Peace Conference
made the Germans some conces
. i ns in the treaty, especially regard
ing the Saar Valley. The Terms and
ropa ation clause modifications are
not announced. It is understood here
hat the Germans will sign the treaty
do pite the dcclarat on that th*'y
o Id not. One of the reasons for fur
th r p otesfs again t signing the trea
ty wa' on account of the conference
gi\ing to Japan. Germany's interests
in K ao Chau and Shantung.
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By Associated Press
LONDON, May 24— The cable
ship Faraday reports having sighted
an aeroplane with a red light earlv
last Monday morning midway between
England and Newfoundland on the
course Harry Hawker, the British avi
ator was to have taken on "his flight
across the Atlantic.
The London Daily Mail announced
today that it would give to the nearest
; datives of Hawker and Commando*
Gieve, his navigator, ten thousand
pounds.
WASHINGTON, May 24— Storms
again prevented N C -4 leaving the
Azores today for a continuation of the
flight across the Atlantic.
The White Pass company ts report
ed to have made no plans this season
<*or f^eiVht or passenger service be
tween Fairbanks and Nenana other
F an *he r p^a*V
The U. S. Lighthouse tender Fern,
plvirg in A’aska waters, has been
equipped with wireless.
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