, •
• COME TO SEWARO *
• OPPORTUNITIES •
• HERE ARE MANY *
. •
Daily Edition, and The Alaska Weekly Post _i_.___—
** trk-rr-.. ■„ . - - TEN CENTS PER COPY
SEWARD. ALASKA. \N I:ii\ ,-:s,»A 'V • .IT I.Y' H)19. _,,_ - - -
n:r M’H <;hvh:f\mk\ tu\
TO <;KT M \TKul \i.s t11K vri.N.
WASH I MtiTl \. !>. l\- July d
The ! etu h uovt ’ nmcnt has to*
but $:‘.oi"OtMMWO for Atm rtcan annv
equipment in Franco which cost i
jcovtv nment ov» a hi!'ion nnd a ha '
dollars' and Sa .> I »re ,vr Haro sa
today that if “Franco will not |»av a
fair fipu ta’v** the -du' i oe*
of the eountry ami s t elswhore.
ssso i ain v vy ! * i:m>h
IKK TOKS lUKi: TO M.l.
I.ONIM'a- ’ - !" n. Aica
,, tfe vn 1 nv; 1
it : K to hi
ili\ Mttal \ ifv s oil a pi ope.-:;! To
fioe sofv;« ' » phy-ieiars t every
body. an u b Rg coi
'tlie rev'^ien of* the nationa’ health in
suranee aet.
I V Win s MINS ! lit i.
W \N I* \SS! S AW \Y
s \N DIEGO* ! 1 • • G<
II. Primrose* the well known old
time minstrel man* died here hi'’
night. Print rone was lor years a
partner in the Primrose & West
| .
was one of the end men and is
credited with puttinr m »re new
stuff jtcro->» ti e foot 1 ghts than
#an> other minstrel man.
\ I V, FORM OF ROBMERX
FOLLOWIN'! PROHIBITION
I.OS \Mi:i KS Cal.. July 2: Cv
the heals of p *h bit ion has come : j
new form of robbery wh ch has ?*e •*
successfully tried out het’e on a 1<h;
gi ocer.
Two men app ar* <1 n 1 is estaVi
ment having ni: t e « : nnirks oi S
ing traveling salesmen. They inform* •
the grocer they were seeing a numho.
of new drinks that were being » U-o
duced on the market which* wl.*
strictly within the aw* had som
the properties o* the banned 1 * p
ami asked him to sample them.
When the grocer lat< r awoke in
receiving hospital he v as infoim
that he had l " n drugged and h»
store robbed.
LANK VSKS KOI? MONEY
TO KKiHT KORKST V\\lF.<
WASHINGTON. Inly 23— Sm'
tarv of the Interior Lane today as!\('<’
O-rir s for a sneeial appropriation
of a half a million dollars to ficrht
forest fires in Montana* Idaho and
Wa * »n. The Secretary has a«*
'uM'n an *.horiz°d to use $10-000
from the land office field service fund
Gm rt- nns. oM toner in the inter
ior especially around Ruby, died re
cently at Xepana of heart failure.
By Associated Press
SEATTLE- Jt»iy _ Janus J.
t>aly- of K* »rhi\a \ *' i ;•* Minr.eap
o*is on July 1 »5th j n ! is l>ody arrive'’
hi re dr i •; li e » * the funeral ta’c*
nc pine, this for «»n. Mr. Paly dic'd
• f iant*c He t :»*’ ♦ >e indium treat*
n»'?>t in \eu 1st winter. Mr.
li;dv died at the of a sister in
Minneapolis.
James J. 1 hi y was one of the
■aPbv m n of A a i:a- at The t':no «>'
• . r tntativc of Fry •
• Company* in Ketch! run- ov ner of «
avm;M and cold stovas'' plart and in*
re t d in many la £;• mlivi:;*' com
;*ni- '1 •. P:Pv \va :• f' rmer council
it Ketchikan :wd • *-o a mayor,
y ir> jjain" to K dchkan- about 1J
• a i s aw». Mr. Paly was located a:
•ka ’way.
The deceived survived by a widow
’li<. Euff* n»a Da:y: *v.v> sons. on*' be
n" » ieut EM- n W\ Only- ’isebarpei
vm »br Marine Corp - .uni the othu
i ' u: Mvton .T. 1-r.lv- ’ud nt at th.
’niversity of Wa hir.yton.
Mr. Paly’s mot he- and a second, sis*
*»» reside in the east.
\MEWC W WO''1 V V IS
PRESENTED FO EMPRESS
t
T0.KIO J<ly 23 " . i'" -■1
Ovan-*'- <*f I’’ id*' >1 o.s» v of tin
\ A)
ador • was »-*«»eived in audience re
cently bv the Empress of Japan. Wl! *
’am Potter* of Phil •t do] phi a fn’-me’lx
Minister to Rome was r reived in >U
lienee by Empress YoshihUo.
~
'VASH1XC.T0N*. July 2:1— The |
Mo; >*o Republicans will confer tonipht
Mid it is expected there will be con
ddcred a proposition to enlanro thn
Ved d attire steerincr committee and
and frame a legislative*program to be
vried out before tho recess.
/. . '
i’»% \sson itcd Prrj»8
Kl lWoO- lV\a.- duly 2d,— Kran
* \ ami (*, Amrolcs 1 c\<
• l d *ln i* t\ r until n< \t S«*pt
du a vordinvj to '• rlialdc infonnu’
• on t v iwd hive today.
\i N nil A
« in -mi «o ;;»> t > .Japan in an c*t
> ola in Muroir.it on for a now
rcvo'ut on iu M»x». o \. l icit will *>
: in the earlj fall l> the two
!>; n<iit%loaders.
— n.
Tins IS VllOl’T A PlvU 11
POKTKICVII.I K- tVl.* July 22— A
: • •» . , pel ! "A Ortober- :uul 0*'
11 on .i a a •iii'ntai«>
propayaleJ h no by C. A. Witt* an
fc
>vvw i"* *’ : ho * *oi that it eonips on
h • v.riotios have gone. ?•!•'.
\Vi plan to skrt an experimental
o •>»f * ho now variety at one.
I.
Sourdoughs of the Nome stamped*
during ’PP and 1P0U are given an op
portunity ot' earning some easy money
by Mont* M. Katterjohn* a Caliform i
’lotion pit ane producer. According to
announcements in San Francisco* Sea’*
tie and Portland* five hundred dollais
in cash awaid- are to he given for let*
i rs detailing the most memorable in*
it!( ots of th * great Nome rush* no re
servation being made regarding t!v*
incidi nts* which may concern any hap*
p uing that appeals to the sourdough
as memorable.
Mr. Katterjohn who created the
photoplays* “Carmen of the Klondike”
and “The Flams of the Yukon” h sum
t> undertake the production of H->
most prov ntious Alaskan photo story
in i d«' »r* ’o employ actual incident.
'f the gold mad day* of Nome when
uivtu* ;ng hi newest film play.
“Any niii.i wlio \va. in Nome dur*
ng ’PP and 1P00 may supply tile «!•*•
s:r»’d incidi nt*” says Mr. Katterjohn
“1 am necking the ourdough’s indivnh
•ai opinion of what was memorabh*.
P * incident may he deep with patho*
v v\h 'i^kl'ng in its funniness; ten < i
with virile action or joyous in it ro*
mane- . One person may think a ce
e'n evident v as memorable while an
it* *rl\ different matter appealed *■>
. i \> tual nam< s and d
are desired* tliough thu^will not h
livuljL *d. Style and manner of writing
.ill no* influence the decision of
i n • > letter received will !*
seriously considered whether written
•i ink or with pencil* despite length
, n* h'evity* and on any kind, of paper
High sounding words will have no vui
. The incident is the thing* and al
•no :my sourdough is likely to fu*
ni h just what is wanted.”
The total award of five hundred
lolhirs will be distributed as follows:
or the incident deemed most suitable
<200: second. .$100: third, $30; and
juyment* $10 each for the next fifteen
UTouets of memorable events. Whore
he letter is accompanied by picture
md photographs* five dollars will 1><
paid for the u.-e of same. These pict
vir. s and photographs* will he returned
nl armed. The only stipulation is tlm*
ill letter:- hould.be mailed from Ala*
':a before August 20* 1010* and ad
lr# *, d to Monte Katterjohn* Waldor
Bldg: Venice* California.
It i<viaim< d that more ihan a him
bed thousand dollars will he lavishes
>ii this greatest of ad Alaska !' M
Irarm* and no effort or expense wr*
> • pa -1 to moke it the most noth m
ic picture of its kind yet pro hired. *3
• U|C tl d;. : be *eloa e i
vat Special’ of not les
■ «vrn red- h ngh — a f’dl evening’s
atertainment.
R< HE OF FOUR
STATES* WILL 1101.H A
( ONTEREM E NEXT WEEK
SKARECK* Wash.. July 22— Re
uvjenia lives of Churches in Washing
on- California. Oregon* and Idaho ar«
•xjK-cted to attend the sixth annual
ionary Training Conference to i»i
<1 Vj July 20 to August 8. Tho
> 1!\* or-anized Interchurch World
1 n« men! i to conduct the confer
ence.
Rev. John Cobb Worley* formerly
IVAfie roast secretary for the Mi<e
>nary F<1 nation Movement and now
s ■ ,-iate eci 'tary of the Interchum
m< nt will have general
h rgr <• he conference. Similar can
forenees are to be held in six other
( ion of th^ .United States thi
summer.
Colonel Raymond Robirifc. Chicago*
i’l be on' of the speakers at (lie Seu*
he k conf ronce. Other speakers wid
ho 1>*. Jo nh Sibley* San Francisco;
TV/th C. Srleemnn Los Angeles, and
Or. H. R. Laflamme associated sec re
4a' v of the Tnterchurch World Move
ment. •
A .
STRIKE IX LIVERPOOL'
~ i
UV#!RROOL* July 22— The strike
today of dock workers for better pay
Ins resulted in the tying-up of 200
ships. Z-U3
SOUTH POLE
FLIGHT IS
I
•is Associated Cress
I . ,
LONDON* July 23— Two airplane
! manufacturers have offered to give an
airplane to J. L. Cope* leader o! t ho j
British Imperial Anarctic Expedition*
for a flight to the South role. It is do*
dared to he Mr. Cope’s intention to J
carry an airplane on hoard the ex pi or- j
iMg Reamer Terra Nova on which tlv'
expedition is to proceed until the ves
sel becomes fast in the ice. / I
Mr . Cope is planning to he absent
about >ix years.
Among the officers he has select, d j
to accompany him are several who i
parti- ip; ted in previous expeditions.
Crofessor JL C’. Mossman* who ha i
been appointed Chief of the Scient*!;-’i
Staff- was Meteoiologist to the Scot*
?sh Antarctic Expedition. A. H. Lark
man. <T.ief Engineer with the Shack
leton Expedition* will go with M*\
Cone in the sime capacity* and Lieu'.*
•»nant 11. 1L Hooke* of the Royal A r
Force* who aho was with the Shae ;*
> mtoi^ Expedition* ha. been appointed
ehief of theAvirejess staff.
Captain Hurley* official photog»*i*
plv'i’ to tHo Australian horccs in Lm
war and who accompanied the Maw
on Expedition as photographer* wil’
40 as photographer.
Lieutenant E. llealy* late of the
Dublin Eusilliers* has been appointed c
member of the shore party which will
cave the Terra Xova when the vessel
becomes fast in the ice. and will ex
plore the district to the south of the
.beat Ice Harrier.
I
•DUBLIN* July 2M— The returns,
rish soldiers are organizing themsol
res and a s*rting ih jir r ghts to V
heard. In Cork it was proposed by the
oral Municipal Music Committee to
ippo’nt a> piofrssor ot tradition ii
ri.di nui. ic a German rrtusician. lhe*v
•:as no personal objection to the pro
i so except that he was a German*
hut the soldiers would not have it
•orr hundred of them turned out in a
ody and prevented the appointment
Hm secretary defending thou* condui t
. (he press writes:—
**\W are faced with a grave troubV
n the people who yesterday were bad
y misled by hopes of Gorman victor
*es and who have now taken a definite
dand against us. Without friends <)'
tay side and left to our resources wo
*ind that in our own country we av''
inwatited and insulted. Only recently
•i mojnbcr of the C ork Boe.’vl of Gum d
ans proposed that no demobilize*! sob
lior or sailor get employment Horn
hat Board. The Gaelic players have
eon fit to ban us from their games,
phe.-e and many similar fnMdents are
-lot likely to improve ou.* temper.
‘•To understand the feelings ot mi
non those people should ha' o «i lu u.i i
*•0 heart talk with some of their conn
rvmeii who spent three or four yeai
\\ Orman prison camps. This is not .1
ime to sot Irishmen flying at each
>thors throats over a job for a German
professor.” »
The attitude assumed by- Earn on
He Valera- president of the Irish Re;
while- towards the returned Irish so*
,tier, has not been one of hostility. He
ravc them credit for fighting for what
they believed to be the right cause
and the <*o they thought most likely
to serve Irish freedom.
MEXICAN AIR SERVICE
is goiAg to re srrmE'v
MEXICO CITY. July 23— The O
Viartment of Foreign Eolations Iiaf*
received word that the government of
San Salvador will send to Mexico with
in a short time several aviators who
will study the air service' here.
I
\
RACK RIOTS IN
WASHINGTON NOT
l/NDF.K CONTROL
W VSHINGTON. July 23— It i*
officially announced that five are
dead, at least ten fatally wounded
as the result of the racial riots
here which started Sunday night.
Hundreds are hurt. I he jails and
hospitals are overflowing. One of
the White Defense Guards killed
one 11'“.ro end badly wounded an
other last night. Two thousand
white soldiers are on guard in the
city today.
A A t . * » * t A
✓
VI. VSIvA IS KEPKKSF.NTED
at big lodge session
SEATTLE* July 2d— Ahi.-ka is to
jo well represented at the Triennial
Assembly of the General Grand Chau*
or of the Eastern Star* the opening
hus:ness session to be held toi^ error.
Fairbanks will have a float in th
’lower parade tomonow showing golu
.unters with a background of glaciers.
* The delegates here from Alaska in*
■hide Mao Snodgrass* of Valdez; An*
a Elliott,' of Cordova; Alice I. Case*
»f Juneau; Jr nnie# Edward? and Jean*
i*' M. T.owery* of I*a rbanks; -day *>•
Tohnson* of Douglas; Hosa I». Hagen*
>f Nome; Lera E. Peterson* of Anchor
go. and Mrs. Francos (lilies. Yukon
representative.
A
TWENTY TIIOrSAN!) HEAD
OF CATTLE ARE SHIPPED
SHERIDAN- WYO.. July 23
Twenty thousand head of cattle will
make up a shipment. ED. L. Dana ex
peels to make to the Omaha market
omorrow. Six hundred full sixcd cat
tle cars were ordered to the little sta
tion of Rowley, near Mr. Dana’s ianch
where the livestock will be loadt d for
transportation. A check for between
$2,000-000 and $3-000-000 \ttll be rc
•eived by Dana in return for bis
trouble.
DANIELS MAKES REQUEST
TO HANDLE RADIO MESSAGES
% -—
WASHINGTON. July 23— Secre
tary of the Navy Daniels has asked
Congress for a permit to allow the
navy department to continue handling
•ommercial radio messages declaring
that an intolerable situation is threat
ened in the business world because of
‘ he inadequacy under the international
communications systems.
--❖-.
Harry Hoyden and Ixmis Hender
son left McCarthy recently for the
Chisana with thirteen head of stock.
Rv Associated Presi
LONDON. July 2d— A government
dispatch reports that a Rolsheviki del
1 egation has arrived at Kishinoff with
•in offer of peace from Lcnine to the
Rumanian troops.
It is understood Lenine offers t>>
(cede Ressarabia to Rumania if the
latter piohibits the \ Iranians cross
ing the Russian frontier. *
it is said that an eight day’s arm
istice lias been concluded on the Res*
! -arahia front.
SHOT IN DISORDERS
PURLIN’. July 2d - During disord
ers all. tiding the breaking up of the
; majority Socialist meeting by the
i Communists and Spartaeans last nigh?
j ’on persons were >hot.
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON- July 23— It is of
ficially announced that the United
States will sign the peace treaties with
Bulgaria and Turkey . <
The United States will sign the two
treaties to show concurrence in the
terms imposed upon the allies of Bul
garia and 'l'hrkey- they being Ger
many and Austria. The United States
was not at war with Bulgaria nor Tur
key.
PARIS- July 23— Premier Venize
of Greece- lias cabled here asking
President Wilson if the United States
will sign the Bulgarian treaty. The
Bulgarian delegation is due in Paris
on Friday. It is understood that Greet -'
wants a part of the western front ot
Bulgaria for protection.
PARIS. July 22— The Japanese
peace delegation has issued a denial
that the Shantung settlement was in
exchange for the withdrawals of Jap
anese contentions regarding the racial
clause in the league’s covenant.
-•>
VIENNA IS TIED —UP
RY GENERAL STRIKE
P.ERNE. July 22— A general strike
which started* at Vienna on Monday
has almost completely tied-up the
citv’s business. Only bake shops and
food shops are open. There is no trans
portation and no newspapers being
published. *'
TEACHERS TAKE POISON
FUSAN. KOREA. July '23— Tw->
teachers in the Fusan Girl's Higher
School for Japanese* Miss Kikuye Na
kaho and Miss Mikiyi Maklno recently
swallowed large quantities of a poison
kept in the school for chemical experf
ments. When discovered they were dy
ing. The girls left letters saying they
were depressed and no longer cared f.o
live.