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cars of fo »I for II s.< ua pr.-ero
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will b di trlbatul under suptrvi ;
of American experts.
Vv army headqua’toi'
’ . ! *• v ■ "i ■ ' that af or April 1st
Lux n b< rjr "ill be under the contr*
: v of A.m leans i. •
1: e:i*tlOOps.
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as man:.5? of the la 1 tail indy t
departn c it of th' Ah'. h:ia Fmrr. <
injr CvM!" i:\Am :.t Anchor::# ‘.11.
sirrn ‘lion. \vh . h a occasioned by i
hea’th. '**: > y on lo William C. K :
at Wad n • ton C’ity. wh :»’■•_* M>*. <”•»»
ton on in the j a * wint r a si t *d
Kd r. pi °j a im:r data and reports *•
pard'n : th Com mi ion’s activitu
for present a h>n to cony e' 'onnl co?‘
mitree and heads of government d
part nr nts.
Th.p ’as d and inihi tria' dcpar'ne
has suyo»vision thrt ale of lots i*
towns a’orsr the government rni’
exercise a d re to y c n*rol ov«
homestead anr li a’ on
zone of the railroad’s vgh -< v;v
represents th'' scy *a ^ of t! ‘ v*e
ior in the matter of coa* land ’eas
in A’a. ka and promotes in evry wu •
poa ible t: e interest of the raiWot.«* »
particular and the develonrr.'n* a
settlement of the count rv in ir “
>.o ” t\s-or ra y t t r,en ap’v
cd to f’d tVe vacancy caused by th'
rosipnat’on cr M~. CV*i t^nson.
Mr. ristrrisen’r b a’*h fir:t man
Tested r.bms o‘* impairment about a
year and a naif arm. but ’ o c n*inr i
with rbc rh’tie' of bis of‘'ve urt:’ 1 »
April. Then on '* - u ice or doctor ,
who d;a"nesed Vs ailment ns ctmra^
troub’e, he went to the State
trentmor*. ffo recovered his ' •
sufficient to wnv’*ant him to h *o*
ho could re ume his work, and !•:
summ'o- he returned to Archorrp'
But after bavin" devoted on1/
ctavs to the ta^Vs o' his nfr’*ce, ¥
hea’tb ream pnvn -av end early
Viwd h , went hn*,v *»> t’m Si ’
commend t>o n*t n*: n r r*o■ *r’’ ** ‘
ffr. 1 r«*>**nv< 1 iwdev T"'''V« a1 1* ** '
a dNf. and w'nter hr>
asked to po to Wash;n"top Crtv
he’n in thA wcvk re-f^med th^re
tjj* jnteresf of the A’askan Engineer
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\ i* ( '■» i,n. Finally, howe-r,
, a ad’ '\ by j.h.kians that ’ » ■
„ : ? i\ j) mb r.t on t!;e t c • at
a V he detcv :
.• ■ \i ofi c !al position. Hr In
i . *; (} Vrnse'f with the Finarr
• Yre. IT l\y |-*o• rtiun, 4’> F:
e T'h c, New York City. II
not of uch an a< t?
. ha •: r as to endanger bis recover
j •» health.
' rcil G VSOLINE rROlHTE!)
\v '^TTiyCTON, March 25— l>'*
\’°ar!y 50 )i 0 000 bands of jra'O
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■* jo*S the o \v* re 85,000.000 banc1
* \ b offina! says that Amori \
:>■ • d t*' vie ton* or* a sea of oil.
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ONE MORE HAY TO FILE
' —or*'a-' to the ordinance, tomo •
• o'* is the la^4 day for candidates *o
*iV for the c*ty eleetion to be he! I
■m erek from today.
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WK KERSH \M TO CONTEST
Veordsee' to ad’ic^s received fvom
'»*" no. it is thought there that Jam'*-’
■ ■ ■ . ill jontejt the d< legat *
»o# on r ” • 'drr tood that t4 e
*;;d can* * board will e*v-?
• ••. A. Sulz< M'*
| ’VV-.er hem i • expected at Juneau U ?
I ’a44 r part of this week.
... Tq MEET |\ JUNE\C
« ft’^nd i«doo of {bo P»onpp*s
, :r h* h. td at Jiwau ncco’dinrr o
’•■’if' >"o' v>pwt T'*'' date for
Yp* •vp--*4‘•v,|p he' h^en set fo** Aoril 15
t , :*i probably continue for two or
* th4*r "* days.
amor Admiral Fa :: gut arri'*
l !a port at 10 o’clock this foronoo 1
:ul 't for the wes tward early tlr^
ift«* mon. The Admiral Farrag t
! t l(>tons of freight for Seward
•»o following passenger :— from
— i tland, J. B. W
!. L. I'otors, K. M. Courtney.
•v1 C. So -ions. From Cordova:-*
• !*. .1. A. Baughman, Rev. Van dor
' % ”an Simonsrn, Roy Swanson,
' Cox and C. F. rrter on. From
V:iV -—A. If. Jay for. \V. \v. wade,
and Ed vard Man;H. end John
Lai n he:— J. H
're ' and JanKs Burna.
Adnd'al Favrn*ut ~ nv '*
a f crpeciaVv firhc r:vni v o
wc ' -n(f for the Alitak cannery.
. .John-on and IVrscr V. a •
i .*ep<* a rood trip north.
r" •• Admiral Ferried v in prob'd -
| v > “’in to po’t, from the westwm l
tv no n xt Sator<lay.
'n*ovs h'avinrr on the Adiro a
■ f low?;— for Ki
•in' rV*r»p TTr'i*-r»^»>n. WdUnm C'dr -
t o. Martin W. H. Co*} ill, *
E. V hnrt. J. L. Bnckstrom. .T. v'.
!*r: * T. H. Startomnn, B. F. Cron* *
>r»,; •• !fo, V. C.. Allen, C.. W. Burt, rod
V. <* Steinmetz. Fov SeMovia— P e
>:r*' Ed Johnson, A. Ashland, A. M
«{ilo ro, .T. F. Murphy and Arv*d
WiV:.
v* rp* nf th" pps-er.frerr a**o mnkinrr
I '»«>' tnd trip to the westward and
|'he* ’ll conCnno routh to Seattle.
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WEATHER REPORT
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The followinr is the weathe^ re
nor for tbo 24 hours ending at 7 o
’o -l this momirff:
Sovard 40. clear, ca’m.
. s w-boror* 1S, clear, calm.
at<''aa’ic*b'a 20. clear, calm,
v^ilin 22. cl^ar , calm.
T d’-rrtna 20. cl^ar, calm.
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SPARKS STARTS A BLAZE
S a’ks started a blp?e on the roof
rtf ; v! OilnatncV’s residence **n
n^on^e about 7 oVWV 1p**t vd'dit.
Th«' ldnze wac v’ th a
bucket of vntmr. The F;ro D~r.prtrr.om
nApri ho rur* rpicklv answering tha
aoU out out by the siren.
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.MAORI!). March 25— Martial la a !
has been proclaimed throughout
Spain. This wa done at 5 o'elo k ye * (
tenia.N morning according to the of.
ficiul proclamation i. sued today.
i.1 is understood that all conrtit
lior.al guarantees have been snspen-: ]
od forthwith.
St like - and general unrest hav
cau <‘d the action oi the governmc ni
1 Vernier Romanos is said to be con
tomplating resigning.
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SEATTLE, March 2'.- The Sent*’
vh.ocn r Kitsap collided with the Ha
pi an schooner Wailele off one of the
awaiian islands last Friday in a
. torm. Both ships went down. The
crew •, were saved.
The Schooner Kitsap is owned fcv
th Port Blakely Mill Co.
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MOKE BROFC.HT HOME
* E V YORK, March 25— By A.
>\— The transport Geo*pro Washing
on. brinprinnr 5,013 soldiers, arrive i
hi afte-noon from Brest. The tran •
« or* took P^osidt nt Wilson across an !
;etirned vith soldiers.
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!!. M. Courtney, formerly secretary
of lie Anchorage Chamber of Coin
nemo, now agent for the Admiral lire
on f,ock Inlet ,• returned on today*'
te .inc • from a business trip in th'.
. tat's.
nr. .T. A. Baughman, who has been
• t ‘Cordova on government business,
mtvned home on the Admiral Farm
gut
Pcv Van dor Pol came over from
Cor ’ova on the Admiral Farm rut and i
v/ill return on the steamer when it go
es southbound.
T. S. 0 round, superintendent of
the cannery at Chignik Ray, was
aro* nd the city today during the stav
of V'.c Admiral Farragut.
A. M. Kilghre, who brought the
revs* of a gohl strike on the Yukon
left on the Admiral Farragut f«.*
F el do via.
Pee Smg is a passencer on the
Admiral Farm gut for Kodiak where
r-« \\ ill secure employment in a can
r.evv fo'4hp westward.
H K Crm^o and wife.'oM t;mer«
T u+pvod, who amoved in Seward
^»‘ndav fmm tho loft op the
Fovragut for Seattle via Cook Inlet
ports.
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may be interned
VIENNA, March 25— It is re- *
ported that the Allied Missions at
Budapest have been interned by
the Soviet and Bolsheviki author
i ies. Three Americans ure with
' the Missions.
By Associated Press
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BULLETIN— PARIS , March 25
it is reported that the Hungarian se^*
ou- condition, has affected Germany
.rw Austria where all affairs are mo^i
threatening. ‘
PANIC PREVAILS
BULLETIN—- Copenhagen, Marcn,
5— A dispatch from Vienna say:
1 ,a* Hungarian Soviets claims to pow
r aic largely untrue. A panic pre
ai’ n Budapest.
The same, dispatch says that Hun .
gai\ lias not yet decided upon adopt
ing a Soviet government. v
MARTIAL LAV/PROBABLE
r AIllS, March 25— The Allien
Mi: i ns at Budapest are considering
„cavin<? that city.
O <lers are reported prevailing fo;
the (’i; armament of the French sol
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LEAGUE OF
SHAPING
By Associated Preaa
V \ItIS. March 25— The League of
\Tati n’s Commission has considered
ho proposed amendments to the cOiV
uenant. It is understood that the corn -
rnis.-oon has disposed tentatively of
he first sixteen sections and have
tgr e i upon several changes in form
.vhich members believe will meet over
fifty per cent of the objections of IT.
S. Senator Lodge and other American
'lena^ors. •
P -sident Wilson is attending the
'ornrii sion’s meeting. No action has
' eou taken on the amendments for
safeguarding the Monroe doctrine.
This action will be taken at the meet
;ng tomorrow. - \
' diers in Budapest and it is considered
that martial law and the death pena!
|ty will be declared for armed resis
ance to the Bolsheviki forces.
MOVING UPON HUNGARY
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BERNE, March 25— According to
fternoon advices, the Bolsheviki fiv
es are enroute to Hungary and have
eached Brody, which is fifty muss
east of Lemberg.
CHARGES PEACE CONFERENCE
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LONDON, March 25— Morning
lews papers here unanimously charge
he P?**5® "eace conference for Hun
gary's embracing Bolsheviki and the
general dissatisfaction over the delav
■)f‘peace. • ,
The Post accuses the conference of
delaying the peace treaty while the
denlists, including Premier Lloyd
George, follow the will-O-the-wisp
called the League of Nations.
PESSIMISTIC VIEW
/ PARIS, March 25— The Jugo-Slav
delegates to the Paris peace confer
ence take a pessimistic view of th° •
situation in their country, Poland and
Rumania. The delegates say that*these
regions are likely to be affected by the
Bolsheviki revolution in Hungary.
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SOCIALIST SHOW COLORS
VIENNA, March 25— An Associated
Press Correspondent sends out dis
patches today reported that the So
cialist parties in Hungary will sup
port the new government because they
j-.re unanimously against the Entente*.
Most of the rural population is re
ported to have gone over to the Com
munists.
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SUGGESTS AMENDMENT
WASHINGTON, March 25— Sen
ntor,Wesley L. Jones has cabled the
American Peace delegation at Pans
urging the League of Nations determ
ination amended to specifically ex
clude the League from control over
immigration, naturalization and other
domestic questions.
. Senator Phelan, of California. Dem
ocrat, has also sent a similar message.
HANEMAN RETURNS
J. C. Haneman. of the fo^stry of
fice in this city, has returned from a
trio to An<*homf>re and is registered
at the Hotel Sexton.
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