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~ *l>r"iMtJSE\VARD. ALASKA. AlON’MAN . ACdl’ST 2.», 1020. ___ _■—_ - _ —
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'!>' Klks wiii on n* xt \Y»*»in«x*«iay
make a on * ilay campaign t*> *ai o
from the oitn.s ot S‘war.1 or
>t tho Homo S1*’vioo fumi ol tin* na
tion army.
Tho committee in charge of the
campa^o holiov •> that every man,
woman amt chi <1 ai'.otM ho down *t!
iho suhsvi ption li-l fo some amount
\>>to*s ar» ooino <ii>lt*thuio<t
a'otnnl tl.o city a*lw»tming the earn
jia'tjii ami the reason.
Tho la^ an l Hu- Salvat »n Army
,oik*ti h »»'.»* in hand dining the v.i
•»,! ♦ *1 a reason the Elks in
, a »vi v c ' :i Alaska has change
(,i ij»a ga n tho va ions towns.
S.»\\"i»d. d. *:ng 'ho v ar, did not con
t ihut• t«» tl .< Salvation Arm> fit- d
a’thou-h ovary other fund was lifo-r
a* \ •' >ndoti too.
Th*. campaign in Sovvard will last
o»). ia. . :myt Wednesday and lo
cal Elks will cal! on the citizens for
.!•*, at on for the Home Service
f' id, which will l*e spent in Al^t kn
l»v iho Salvation At my.
• AMERICANS WIN
OLYMPIC (JAMES
• UX WIDE .MARGIN
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ANTWERP. Auk.. 23— The
* athletic events at the Olympic
* stadium closed this alternoon with
the Xmcrican athletics *o tar
ahead in scoriuK (he* various
events that they are winners by a
' large margin. The closing event*
were held in the rain and there
were only a few spectator*.
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tJKKM \N XX XRSIIIPS GIVEN
l NITED ST XTKS RADI X
DAMAGED— CANCEL IOCR
WASHING H ON, Aupr..
to the deliberate damage wrought by
news of five foimer lierman vva’ship*
sent to the United States, they will not
h. sv*ut on an exhibition tour a* plan
ned. The warships were towed to Am
erica front S arpa hlo\v, Eng and.
where they were damaged under or
ders of tl e (J rman commander.
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HOY KILLS HIS I) VI) AT
COMM \M) or HIS MOl ilLK
OT.DKN. Utah, Aui:., 23— Ray
mond Clough, aired fourteen years,
shot and killed his father this fore
noon at the insistance of his mother.
The mother claimed her husband had
insulted her and she commanded the
son to shoot his father.
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Mi;\ICO CITY. Aug.. S'. - Three
i-x;»*dilb*aa» y columns have been or
dm d to the stale i f -Jalisen t'» crusl
a rebellion then*. I his rebellion i.
hea led by IVdro /amora. It is sai*. ,
Zamora kidnapped both American ana
R itish subjects several days ago am |
la* <<> d'lii :u»r> columns ordered t*
sia. * a. • to not on»y crush the
;, i m|;»*i \y ». cure the release o!
those who luivi been kidnapped.
WASH iNC.TOX. Aug., 2::— The
American l\mbaj*sy in Mexico C ity re
po t.^ that Zamora has kidnapped live
Americans.
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SKWARR AO. Cloudy. Calm.
Anchorage AO, Cloudy, Calm.
Matamiska .*0, Itain, Calm.
Chicka'oon 14, Cloudy, 1 aim.
Wasilla 41 Raining, Calm.
I'alkei tna AO, Raining, Calm.
Coble reek 40, Raining. Calm.
Hurricane :*.(». Ruining. Calm.
Summit :14, Raining. Cairn.
Rains :1M, Cloudy, Calgm.
Mealy 12, Cloudy, Calm.
• Xenana 10, Clear, Calm.
Fairbanks 4S, Clear, Calm.
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TR UN IS DERAILED
CIlICAC.O, Aug., 23— The Rock
Island railways Rocky Mountain lim
ited was derailed near Iowa City this
afternoon but according to reports no
one was killed although the train was
running at a high rate of speed. •
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S1NDAY SKK.MON
In continuing his series of sermons
on symbolism. Rev. Duane Karl (alt
er referred Sunday evening to what
in the Old Testament is called the
scapegoat, hi the American revised
vision of the Scripture tin* word A a
>/*l is substituted for scapegoat. The
•*xact meaning of the term Azazel i»
a matter of doubt among scholars.
The occasion for the use id' either the
one 01 the other of these words is
found in the hook of Leviticus wh re
the annual atonement for the sin> of
the people is described. Two gouts
we e brought befor e the tent ot »ne ;
ai^h pviot. one was sacriliced 101 toe
of the people, while upon the held
,f the other the high priest placed his
hands, symbolizing that upon the head
of this goat the sins of the people
wen* placed, and then tlu* goat vas1
„cn t a wav into the wilderness for .A '.a
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-This is the background, ’ said K *v.
Carter, “for the theory that Christ is
ihe atonement for our sins, that he j
took upon himself the sins oi mankind
.md suffered a cruel death that 1 icn
m gl.l escape the full consequences of
their evil deeds. This, however, is not:
to be taken to mean that man can
knowingly do evil and not sullei the t
consequences in his own soul lor w .at j
e has done. Comparatively little j
t lv»s is placed by Jesus upon the uea
of sacrifice* or that he was beai mg
•way llu* consequences of the sin of
mankind, but he did by word and d>*ed
endeavor to show how mankind by
practicing justice and mercy and by
living honest lives could b freed fi »m
the evil that comes upon them a . a
result of wrong doing; that 'they
would by following his teaching be
come reconciled with the father, and
ihus thiough Christ there would b<
ueinent for their sins.’
going outside
Mis. Leon Urbach will leave on .he
steamer Alaska on the next trip to. a
vi it to her parents in New York C fv.
Mrs. Van Slyke also expects to be a
passenger o.:t on the Alaska tor the
states.
Vo J)0 ASSESSMENT WORK
William Fairman and wife arc re
gistered at the Hotel Seward from out ,
the line. Mr. Fairman will leave short
• lv for Moose Pass to do his annual as
sessment work on his mining pro pc: ty.
SEN ATOR SPENCER RESIGNS
AS SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR
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CHICAGO, Aug., 23— Senator
Spencer, of Missouri, announces his
resignation as a member of the sub
committee investigating campaign ex
penditures. Sen. Spencer declares he
must devote his time to the conduct
of his own campaign and probably his
c uvipaign will he probed.
SEARCH FOR MISSING
SAULT Ste. MARIE, Aug., 23
Search is being continued for the
bodies of 21) members of the crew ot
the Superior City, sunk in a collision
last Saturday morning in a fog.
2POLIC MEN
KILLED
,
CHICAGO. Aug.. 22— Two police-1
w»n were attacked find killed in the
‘Black and Tan” cafe, in the Black ^
Belt last night. The police have ar-1
rested three men who are alleged to ,
iiavo fired the shots and over 100 |
spectators arc in jail or under bonds |
:o appear at the preliminary hearing.
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LONDON -COMPANY BUYS
Bl(i INTEREST IN LARGE
AMERICAN AUTO COMPANY |
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WASHINGTON, Aug.. 22.— The j
Explosive I rade^, Limited, o; London,
lias acquired $25,000,000 interest in
::n« General Motors Corporation of
America. This announcement was
made today by the Department of j
Bon merer upon advices unofficially (
received.
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JEWISH PEOPLE GOING TO
HELP LEAGUE OU NATIONS
AND THUS SECURE A SE VI
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PARIS, Aug.. 22— The commit4-e
m Jewish delegations announce today
they will campaign to obtain a sea' in
tin League of Nation.. lot a repro:
taiiv'' of the Jewish people and '/ill
also launch a world wide movement
among the Jews to suppoit the l. a
guc.
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JA1* VNLsL CRUISER IS
TO VISIT SAN IlfANlI.'IO
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Aug., 2d—
A Japanese cruiser, the Kasugu will
visit San Francisco for two days on or
about September 7. it was announced
by Tamekichi Ohta, consul-general of
Japan. The Kasuga was sent to Port
land, Me., by the Japanese govern
ment to participate in the centennial
celebration of Maine's entry to the
United States. It is returning to Jap
an via the Panama Canal, and will
coal here.
ALCOHOL FOR MOTOR
FULL MANUFACTURED
FROM THE PINEAPPLES
HONOLULU, T. H., Aug., 2d—
Alcohol for motor fuel is being manu
factu vd here from material left from
pineapples after the packing compan
ies have canned the choicest pa» t
From every .‘150 pounds of waste from
the pineapples, two gallons of alco
hol are extracted. •
THIRD HOTEL PLANNED
RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
TACOMA. Wash., Aug., 23— Rain
ier National Park near here, is to have
a third hotel next year, it was an
nounced here recently to accommodate
the increasing tourist traffic. The
third will he located near Paradise Inn
high up on the side of snow-capped
Mount Rainier. All tourists records
were broken at the park this season.
A new fire alarm system is being
iinstalled at Ketchikan.
ST"
' ESkl.MOKS WAIT
EOK AIMi Y 1*1. AN MS
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NOME, Aug.. 2:1— Miners, pro
spectors and Eskimoes are flock
ing here to witness the arrival ol
the aeroplanes on the flight here *
from New York. The planes are
■ now at Kuby awaiting favorable
w eat her.
WAKm **i£ATI1J-:K AlHUN.i TO
iiazaui) or ESI’ iti:e
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SEATTLE, Aug., 23 - Continued
warm weather is adding greatly to iln*
.orest fire hazard in Western Wash-1
ington and Oregon. Six new l’ore.d
fires are reported but the extent is
not known.
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SC HOONER ADRIFT ON SEA
AT LAST PICKED UP. AND IS
BEING TOWED TO SEATTL1
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug., 23— Tin*
gas schooner Maylore, adrift on tin ,
Pacific for the past ten days the
crew being without provision', has
been picked up by the Western t'os-.
near Coos Lay, and is being towed to
Seattle.
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CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATORS
ISSUE SUMMONS FOR WHIT E
AND HAVES TO BE WITNESSES
CHICAGO, Aug.. 23— The Senate
campaign investigating committee has
ordered Chairman White and Mayes
and the two treasurers of the Demo
cratic and Republican parties, as well
as treasurers of senatorial and con
| gross ion a 1 candidates to appear before
! the committee next Monday bringing
' all books relating receipts and expen
ditures. The Committee also directed
Chairman Kenyon to telegraph Demo
cratic Nominee Cox asking him either
to appear next Monday or send a re
presentative with evidence to sub
stantiate charges that the Republicans
are raising a $15,000,000 fund.,
TO BUILD BIG HANGAR
WASHINGTON, Aug., 23— Tea
tative plans for the construction of a
' large dirigible b.angtir at the naval
I aviation base at San Diego is announc
, ed. The hangar will be 1000 feet long
and 100 feet high.
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WARSAW, Aug., 2 ' 'Hie proces
^ion o! bottling up tin* Soviet forces
■ t o-* i -i ii fi t it ha. been com
peted aceoidirg to an official state
ment. The Polish force.' have closed
the gateway of escape and are taking
prisoners and m tterial in such numb
ers it is impossible to keep count*.
PARIS, Aug., 23— A Warsaw cor
respondent of the Matin quotes gen
t ral Weygand :t" saying: “The Rus
sian armies ace lacing complete dis
aster in Poland and their situation is
most grave. Tau t fourths of the Bol
shevik- force-' are e«* \ nalized and dis
cipline ' aheudv 1 *oken.
WASHINGTON'. Aug, 2M - The
America? govermiient ha. cautioned
Poland not to permit her armies to
udv; nee b'-yond graphic boundarie of
Pol mi.
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PIONEER RESIDENT OI
SE \TTLE AND DAI OUTER
KILLED IN A CTO ACCIDEN r
SEATTLE, Aug.. 2:3— AI Kaufman,
pioneer ie id< nt of this city, and his
daughter Louise, aged seventeen years
were instantly killed v.hen their auto
mobile plunged 40 feet down from the
Fremont avenue bridge.
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STOCKYARD WORKERS ASK
FOR A WAGE INCREASE
CHICAGO, Aug., 2:3— Federal
Judge AIsehuler today began hearings
on a petition ot 120,000 stockyard
workers for a wage increase of ap
proximately twenty per cent.
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ORDERED FROM MEXICO
EL PASO, Aug.. 2:3— Dr. Paul
Alledorf, who was secret agent for
the United States and Mexico during
the war, crossed this afternoon from
Juarez Tiller having been ordered out
of Mexico as an undesirable. It is
claimed the deported man criticised
the government officials.
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me (tothint. hum is
SITMMONRI) TO TKLl, WHAT
IS KNOWN ABOl'T PROFITS
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CHICAGO, Aug., 2.1— Officials
and employees of Hart, Schaffner &
Marx, clothing manufacturer, have
hee!i summoned to appear before the
Grand Jury investigating the high
.cost of living. The purpose is to de
termine whether the retailers are pro-»
fiteering.