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Tl r * w*) • men; moving ? ’trrrj
tod-iv upon the sl:pp°r\
'vouH faros of S;-’ 'urd. Sovo al sc
ere shocks wore f■■•It but thoy woro
uw'u! by fa!b and nut by earth
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PXP^FTF, h!ii>(] of Tahiti Feb
T’ ■ ;i '• > f ' h..■? ! land arc 1)'
inii' *' itlizo the wast* swnmy
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blisbed a *ce if
1 ihv'' n »n Mooma Tsk.nd on ?
, ,i, . vm x fipr a,,r* rais,n*
•hy ' i HI rv. c' { ' r' ftood quality of
’ *» • H. \ tnvt has been made to
cultivate it on Tahiti.
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!’■ rate Ralph Pulver, of Airb
\ \as buried in a snow slid.* four|
4 »f Potato (ilaiccr on Jan
■■ klrd. P;ivnte I*'. S. Iiobbin , tra
in’: companion with Puivvr, was.
• < d 1* 0 f vt e! ar of the slit • : nd
ied dea.h. Robbins made hi w y »
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a.u/ht the launch Shamrock tv.4 >
» : i f a*ii\cd at Fort ! iscur* vo- ;
day afternoon at 2 o’clock w v’4 rv
.’>)v»mtion of Puller's dca'h. today
en o! liers from Fort I/scum >*-r •
■ ■ v *»v to the rcene of th' ' lidei
il oard the tlovornment launch .irr< (
‘•>n* i t on, *.n hopes of dippiiv P !
:cr’s body from the slide ana a! >np i
♦ back to the fo; t.
On January 21st, Privates Pulver
nd Iv.'bbin; were honorably dV wrp- !
<1 at Foit I.iscum from tl'e w? r-i
T y chartered the launch 'd'vim- *
'H‘k an I S'd out for Pvrtaye !’uy in*
• nbrip to cross Port op-' (”a:*:' 4* am’
v‘ich the povernment railroad »'r*av
' (■:. then hike to Anchorap • * ■! e
’*otb nien enlisted.
The launch left the men at P'ftapo
Tay b”t th.e captain was to’d 4o re
‘um v ithin four days, as Pulver aw'
bobbins wouhl return there P the;
er • unable to make their way ,v,>.
'ic Hnrior.
Pulvcr ard Robbins, both t n 'or
aots, started for the glacier. About
’our miles out from Portage Bay. a
now slide yopt down upon ’Ik two
\dvor \\\> \ caught and buried ir
v 50 feet of snow. Robbins
’mi !'d by th.e force of the snow ’?> i
af ■ plac°. I )? 12 hours Bobbin dug
’or Pulvcr but as his strength Icvra?
■\\ imr out and cold began seizin »
'mp abandoned his tn*k and start d !o»
he cabins at Portage Bay. Su’ s' p’on'
’v be was picked up bv the Sba K'vV
and reached Fort Liscum ye- ■ uday
•pp oews <'f the sad acrid w*. Ten
nldiors left Fort Liscum today : v ard
ho government launch Lieut. 0 naW
on for Portage Bay and they v d1 g
’o the scene of the slide and at'emp*
o dig the body of Pulvcr from thr
'now.
Four day? .after Pulver and Rob
bins had left the Fort, five ?o
-nr* vort out to moke a scare i '%
hem. Throe of the soldiers made *’• d
vav to Mile RS arriving theve v ** *
\av aft ir.oon without finding
'f Pulver or Robb ns. The three
bors 'rent to ATi 1 o 71 and are on
vav to Seward today to catch h<
nedu for tin Fort. The other tw > V
tiers sent out from the Foot ?er mc •
'lorn- the beach at Portage Pa”
7obb?ns had in the meantime ' '•*’
>?cked up bv the Shamrock and va
n hi« wav back to the kort.
Ra’rh Pulver wa« employed
for*’? p*r?Mmont at Anchor*-* b
he commission and was one or
Sn^t liked men in Anchorage. 1 as’
Spring Pulver was married at Archer
*ge and his wife is now employed I*
the Loussac Drug Store. Pulver ton
to break into the war game soon at e
«••• • ' in. .*«I St.*.t entered the con
flirt but was: reject* d. Last October
ho was a d at Anchorage, amt
sta ted for Seward enroute to Fori
Li-con. Pq’yov in 11k* first quar
antined bun from Anchorage owing
to the influenza. He was taken sick
hero ar.:l *nt to the hospital. Recov
ering. Pulvor then returned to An
chorog: became i! again, going to tiv*
ho pi : k Later Puivor went to Fort
Lkscuni * > lie in th'1 forces domoholiz
L Attempting to take the reported
short cut to Anchorage via Portage
I la r. o” ir,,‘ to thr> long time het'-veeu
t-a^'e’*-, thn yo” g man lost, his life.
Robbins i idso an empl >v of t! e coni
•uis on at Av:,ho**,ijr , having resign
•«i to en,;rt. but his old rodtion ha
been ro-torwl to him.
soph! \ i\\ k.stk; \ nos
Y;m!com\vv, lk< Keb.. 1— i»v V
P.— Captain Ijeadbettor. n*ast‘V of
he American 'i;*;1 '.house t* rii!^** Cedar.
-> tified th — ! toon in the P;inees>
•Sophia wreck incv.iry, that the steam,
•r . nnk in the wo—t storm he had e> -
jcrcnccd in car*y winter in Northern
•' t The captain stated t’ "1 he had
planned to grt a line aboard the So
phia for go'ding lifeboats had the
vessel remained afloat a few hor •>
’onger. The Can4 a in slao'd that he
vould not h.ave acted differently from
' tap* 1 o-’k *. commnnd’ng the ship.
Conics of ,,odic,aams from Sophia
iasv'Prre*v .-'nt to relatives were in
'rodneed and in every co e they as
•erted all was well on hoar 1 and there
\as no occasion for alarm.
I* ARIS PEACE CONFERENCE
PARIS. Fob., 1— It is understood
bat the I earne of Nations r y a' o
on no a mandatory nations to govern
*Ie opotamia. Armenia and Palestine,
't j: understood that the Chines.' and
Japanese claims Totsing. Tim League
if Nations will possibly take charge
f Da!mat'a and Slbania oven which
Italy and Jugo Slavia a:e a adds.
preliminary peace terms
i’ARIS. Feb., 1- By A. Pre
kr.uv-’t peace terms will probably bA
re-:rn! 'd fo Germany, along with the
*’or further removal of the
M-rpi-t ee. thi' m'mth, according to un
official statements made here this aft
ernoon.
TOM McGOWXN OEAD
Thoma' McOowr>n, r oll • nown law
ver and for years rtto- ney for th •'
Northern Commensal Company at
^airbank^, d’od last week in San Fran
-cisco after -i brief illness* aeco’*dinp
to word received in Seward today.
Mr. McGowan was a prominent fiv*
ire in Alaska having passed 21 yea's
in the north.