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SEWARD, ALASKA. H E^AY, M URi-VIO ,10.;.^ •_, .______ —
AMSTKUPAM. Fek. 10 U
porttni the (Sen an < our !*i mv r
uireu coug* ala*., tiers to t>’ u
Kngland. Italy ami IVIgium and t
Presidents of the United States
France, offering to surrender him.v'f
in place of the hundreds of (Senna is
demand d by the Allies.
iJ-’HldN. Ivb., 10 • (I 'many >'•
a li t of N’• *ed officials »■ -
cus mI ot violation wur tav.o. I lie v»
mans plan to submit tho list as a
counter proposal to the demands o'
the Allies for Germans.
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MEXICALI, Lower California, J Vb
10— Fire early this morning destroy,
ed the noted Owl gumblme house arid
other houses in the immense hi.> k.
The Owl was the landmark of rh- '■-««<
vanishing old tJme hell gamblmr
places of the west and was burned ti
the accompaniment of shot;
screams. Three men were
They attempted to rob the tables when
the fire started. Three women woe
i severely injured when they w< r«*
caught within the walls ot‘ flan e.
Mexicans attempted to hamper the
tncvVan firemen from Calexico hy
'utt'ng the hose and stealing the lire
fight'ng apparatus. It is estimate i
Juit the loss to the Owl building is at
’east $250,000. The place may he re
built.
MONTESANO, Wash.. Fib., 10
George Vanderveer, atto’n y for ’1 ■♦*
Wobblies, in his opening statement
said he exonerated the Americ an Le
gion from any part in plann nv th al
leged plot to raid the Centralia W« *
bly hall. Vanderveer said the Am
can Legion men who nvgM have ; »
ticipated in what he alleged was i
prearranged affair, were catspaws of
the Centralia Commercial Organiza
tions.
Vanderveer claimed that the rl •
tVnse wall show that the Central: i
commercial organizations planned th,
raid on the Wobbly hall and said th;<
was discussed r.t the Commercial ehd)
and the Klks £lub.
Vanderveer claimed the Wobh'*^
shot in self-defense.
MONTESAXO. Fob., 10— The tmo
has introduced maps and a '
exhibit of Centralia blocks where the
shooting on Armistice Dav took ola*".
also six rifle's ar.d five p:sto»s and ye
volvers alleged to have been weapons
used bv the defendants.
The prosecution admitted ownership
of all the weapons except one rife
said to have been fired by Barnetv,
alleged slayer of Grimm.
Encineers told of tracing the dime
tion of the ballets t<> points when* t
is alleged the wobbi s were stationed.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb., 10— lb.
District Court affirmed the PoiPuhi!
Federal court’s decision imposing rr
t'ine 01 $10,000 -and three year’s sn.
prisonment on Henry Albers, wealth\
miller of Portland, for violation of tin
espionage act. Albers, during the war
<1 dared he v as a Conn an sympathiz
er.
PORTLAND, hob., 10— Henry V
bers is to carry the case to the Su
preme court. He said he was surprise*
at the verdict of the District court.
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RKOTNG C:d., Feb.. 10— Mt. Las
sen erupted today for the first t;m<
within the past thr^e months.
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p, , i'm t woman in Alaska to an
nounce* ho o ulul.icy o the Ionite-1
ial Legislature* has come forth.
»*;, .n in qu s on is A'y-’o K.
Anderson, who made declaration at
NiiV'chlc on .1 money 2nd helore Car*
j( i>v’n, pot a v i‘»ih,i<*.
Alyeo K. Anderson is now a school
teacher at Chignik. For several
past she has been teaching school on
Cook Inlet, She is well known in this
division, the Third Division.
AJlyce E. Anderson files for the
Houfi of Representatives on the D« t.*
ocratic ticket. ,
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SEATTLE, Feb., 10— Steamer
Alameda sailed for Alaska ports at 0
o'clock this morning carrying 180 pa
sengers the following being for Sew •
ard:
A. B. Cummings'
Mrs. W. A. C. Baldwin
A. Church
F. E. Youngs / /
E. T. King
William Gorig
Mrs. An tone Eido
Marit Eide
Mrs. 0. Anderson
l. Mondar
Irvin Mondar
E. ,T. Pendergast
J. Saisers •
.1. Dailey
E. V. Wilson
Mrs. H. Coleman
M’s. V. McTnch
D. D. Vint and wife
M;ss E. Coskell
E. E. H’nkleman
Mrs. TBnkleman and baby
G. F. hotter
T V. Scott
F. Tver
G. A. Gibbons
\”oe steerage
1 \NE IS THROUGH
ON MARCH FIRST 4
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1 W VSH1NGTON. Feb.. 10— Sec- f
retnrv of the interior Lane’s res
ignation is affective on March 1st
according to official announce- *
meat made today.
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EXPLORER PEARY ILL
WASHINGTON, Fob.. 10— Explo
re p^a'T. ’n the naval hospital w’th
■ Mov'dcio^s anaemia, has been cjivcn
h’ood transfusion, and is crreatly im
proved.
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FLU STILL ABATING
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CHICAGO, Feb., 10— One hun
dred and sixt.v seven new cnsrtr* of flu
. w'opo fr,r>o,*t°d terlav. the first tune toe
* cas^s have been below the ?00 mark
since the opening of the epidemic.
WASHINGTON, Feb., 10— It u
officially reported that two thousand
Ko cans, a? mod principally with cqu p
ment .furnished by the Bolsheviki, en
t*red‘ino?'thcru Korea, from Kirkni.
Manchuria, and attacked a Japn-tus-*
post of 700 men at night. Three hun
dred of the Japanese were killed and
remainder routed. Dispatches say the
attack was the first initiation of an
active rebellion in Korea and is the be
gining of a tremendous affair.
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FISH PIRATE CONVICTED
BY JURY ON TWO COUNTS
• JUNEAU, Feb., 10— Ernest Stag:*
was today convicted of fish piracy bv
the jury on two counts returned hv tha
last Federal grand jury.
SEATTLE, Feb., 10— Mayor Fitz
ororald in a statement today denounces
James Duncan labor candidate for
Mayor. Duncan claims that the police
men and firemen should unionize.
The Roosevejt Post of Veterans or
Foreign Wars have resolntfoned d •
daring Councilmen Oliver Erickson
and W. D. Lane, both candidates for
re-election to the city council, were un
fit to hold office in any Amend* n
municipality. It is said Erickson ar.il
Lane arc both friendly to the Radicals.
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CAPTURED ALEXANDKOVSK
MAY NOW ENTER JAP\X
HONOLULU, Fob., 10— A Tokio
dispatch says the Bolsheviki forces
have captured Alexandrovsk, the enp
itol of Sakhalia Island. It is foare 1
the Radicals may enter Japan proper.
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CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT
are to talk to young men
new YORK. Feb., lft—. General
Wood and Governor CoolidffC i'‘
speak to the Young: Men’s Republican
club at the banquet here ou March PO
th. All other candidates for President
are to be asked to attend the banqn t
and make short speeches. Invitations
have been sent to Senator Johnson and
Herbert Hoover, who belonged to the
club for years.
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WASHINGTON, Koh., 10 Way •
negotiations of the railway « a < <>*«
with genciul director I lines iia\(
reached a critical stage. The 1»• »> 5 * • •
hood of-Railway Tramr.i n «:iys a
strike looms certain m»e\ss t’«’ *
■ wands are sctt'ed satisfactoiily. \V. (».
Lee, President of the Trainmen, told
Hines his men wore insistent that they
must have a definite answer soon.
I n .• -i id ’* couM not answer n-tii
lie had talked with the entire labo-r
repres ntation.
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LEXINGTON. Kv\, Feb., 10 - Vet
erans of Chateau Thierry are patr
inj? the streets here today to prevent
new outbreaks. Lockett, the convicted I
murderer of a ten year old girl, F
a steel cell in the court house build u"
i
It is rumored 1500 mountaineers
are com.'ivr here, well armed, and they
threaten to lynch Lockett, troops or
no troops.
The soldiers are guarding ever/
road and machine Runs have been
mounted in ambush at many places.
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* CAPTAIN BLAIX IS
INDICTED AGAIN
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SEATTLE, Feb., 10— Capt..
' Blain, indicted recently in connco
* tion with alleged shipbuilding
* frauds, was this afternoon indict
r ed on the third time, charged with
receiving. Many other secret in
dictments have been returned and
* they may be announced late this
* afternoon after those indicted
have* been arrested.
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IRISH ARE
FIGHTING
CORK, Ireland. Feb., 10— Alter a
rifle attack, 200 armed men captor' i
the Castle Marty police headquarters
and captured five police officers who
defended the station. The raiders seiz
ed all arms and ammunition before
; flecinpf.
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LONDON, Feb., 10— It is report'd
J the Bolsheviki forces took enormous
booty when they occupied Odessa. TV
British and Russian war ships bom
barded the Reds from the harbor.
JUNEAU, 1VI;., 10— John Rustgai i
who has managed James Wickcr
sh on’s affairs in southeastern Alaska
for the past three years, has filed for
the Republican nomination for attor
ney general. Rusigard is lined up with
the Sutherland- Heron- Wickereham
wing of tiro Republican party.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Fob., 10— W. H.
Houser, second vice p»csident of th*
United States Grain Corporation, de
clared today that animus is back of
the Spokane Federal grand jury's
statement, issued Saturday, that he
with others are instrumental in mani
pulating wheat deals to their own ad
vantage. Houser says he will issue a
statement giving the names of the
men he believes are back of the plot.
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DIES OF THE FLU
SEATTLE, Feb., 10— James r.
Clark former pitcher, and coach of the
University of Washington, is dead of
the influenza. Clark played with Van
couver, Seattle and Aberdeen. He \va3
owned by the White Sox.