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OPPORTUNITIES j . I jj-2 jg j FOR YOU TO
HERE ARE MANY I . )*?*- '* ^ ,! MAKE YOE'R HOME
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Daily Edition, and The Alaska Weekly Post
\<»i < ME Ml. M MBER ; SfiWARD, ALASKA* MONDAY .1 \\i \R;Y I 1919. IKS < ENTS PER {Ol
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SKMUK’S B»li I.1ST
or ini u h.nz \ i>: : i:
skatt* i:. .? m.. i
an*l ‘„y-fou c loath.- ?'• n in
fluenza ha\t o^arnM at t u. i (
Docombej 10. %
iiKiTT oi:r< ; m:i BOM
BOSTON. .»?r. I•' !•.a
Britt, i:trhtv\-• *>t!. t boxe <>t ' • w li*
for ! ha- L< •» • \«» » rated in QOr uvi
ion \\*.h tho Z .*h of youm; Tori*;*
'<r r «• .. »-• J
here Doe., *1. af*
Britt wa> r Va>< i.
XK\\ Yt*f»lv, .Ian. l'\ Th \\ tip*:*
ai \.:o labor IX*.. ai. roflv u: i • !>
cai>Ip«i «v».’ie*t f .-.t I'r • •!: •.{ \ Ison,
; ; • - i’ •!, o o' j lii.o oi ’ ivnn
•minor boat owners, to make i‘in Ihur
in l! o . . I*, t. con tho on *’<>y«ci'
la.'t week »v >li It fa I in
. • < >H) Marine wo kiiun
i; I *ip ; >it tie-uj).
' i il T:.:v is profiling: t tl
iv•* ; ■ «'■' th i vi • !. Mi\ Tal cn
ri’ot >-ii! ! *e thi a. - moon lh;.t tin*
b;>;.rtI ocnminem!. •! ti e ov»h*-*i to j
^v-rHrr
a b > it* eirrht hour <iav.
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« m
iiv»b til it liu, the veteran mu le i <•
the north, reached Scvard Iasi night
with a gotd shipment from the id .a
rod which is valued at $. .ooore, A*
eoiepanyintf tV-inmi wa> O cai s
er> iuvitih 1 'V tm ^ :l"‘
(lie trip*our \ om t i- « te
a h4rd oh* d-: * - 1 1 - *
. tNvoinu-a ran mu* w«ii».*r i
i»o!o\\ zei** and sever. < ,i\ '
dog ' teWits^only^^riade six m • >
ot pis
fn.ni five to ctg'hh f&t were ehcounl
•d.
One of th * had part. of tin* tl ‘P *
along the rail toad from K'un Ci
in to Sevan! The trip was mad'
easy stages. The gold is aboard •
Alameda, being >hiT.ied by t’ ' V. e .
Kai go Express.
'fhe shipment of g< <l h »*ur*lit *
this winter is the “n>t one or two
years. The last big shipment ever ’he
trail was two years ago when $1.0
POO was in the eonsignm rf
\LAMKf>A S v II v Ti>N H •!' 1
Agent A. II. McDonald amount ^
at throe o’clock this afternoon t? a*
the Alameda "dll sail for the sot th
after the arrival of the train. At tl
hour it was stated that the train "a>
due to hog-in to reach here about 6 o -
clock.
Jnn., Id - The first actua:
session of the priuv coiiforonce begs**
today although the meeting is offici
ally designated one t»f a series » • »on
vevsations for the laying of '.he
ground work for ttv* truelure to he |
•nted form illy 1 " d • *
‘cmhlage.
These conversations will c* !v
)•><» peace urogram and will deci< .
to be con.-' lored. Expert ad;
• <or> nrA on hand and the various
i to be presented wpl be shaped
o ns to come i*p ‘o regular order o
», n 'Vtur.eo nding to the g av'rpl
• gt.N ([ ’r*tron. The conversation* WtP
.p.0 whether* the •soace con er
ill be at >rk mv$teriou ly.
The Amerienn delegates on) nr to
Uo nv inly concerned with ♦l'o>ov, at
•' -* •’ a l '• ie of \atfons and Tpo
' \iVirg of a just peace.
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PITKY LF'VIS. BALL
STAB. QriTS DI \MOM'
MOLK^TO, Cal , Jan . 1Duffy
Lewi , ^ ?v optin’ h ’* of the Iloston
Ymorionn . L froinrr to quit l»rv d>an
Lewis . who for the nn-t year ha
’ >'•>*! In charnre of naval athletics a1
, "Lire Island, stepped over in Mode?t<
• md dee! a red that it was his la
nti m of quitt.ine the earn*' fo pood
He has decided to po into the automo
idle ha-iness in Frisco.
V: iva!* on the A’ameda repistcrec
at the Overland are J. T. Toman. G. H
THfanv. Martin Rockwell T. G. Co
! slacos, F. L. Forker and Sam Saloff.
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;*y v.«.suciaied I'rixs
■VSIflNGTON", Jai).,
1 Sujuemo court of the United .
» ) a <»■ a. ion unlay,he!«l that Lit * Kurd
! bon > dry pioblldtion amendment pro
hibits ial< rstnt * t rails pollution of in
toxicants into dry states for in* .via:**-,
purpostM.
.Justin s AicKeyholds and Ma k
di>se*it(«r| and held that the n» . n*td
• •• at use medd'iutf with ti • s°!!r
:n- •* of affairs beyond Federal rt
trol.
1 be t’ *u t holds that the lay t:’*:*
• the state statnt pennittinj’ im
,*d amount ■ * f lapior- b< ;i «r b • : . ’r.
into d y . tales for personal u <c.
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Olui « J Hill/ UAUll \JAix) A i?
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Ki’icti Lucas and wife : ‘ i a.I to
day on the Alameda <iiter a u\\> r. m •
ills trip in the states which • Jed
c. fai as New York City.
1 mi days :u quarantine is the !a
>i a’i pa-. .i »;et> a lu t.u.iio.s.
Alameda.
The Arctic BrotheVhocd will hold
i •sc;-'sion tonight at S:d,0 o clock.
James ^ Paulson and wife returned
,o Seward after aquick trip t<- l-a
fouchOj.up the Alameda.
One hundred tons of coal f *'• ’ lie
,ommission arrived C»pm the sontn on
h Alameda.
Mkss Esther Urbach, si-ter e 1. 01
Urbach,- arrival tfn the Alamcdu aim
will nmko a long stay in Sev an!.
Uiyd C. Miller former well nov,
harbor of the city,* returned mi Hi
Alameda and will locale he: \
A. 1). Estes'resident engin rout
he line, returned north on t!v .-.la*
meda.
j. IT. Conley and Mrs. C. U. Hopm
‘ ither and sh tor of M r s. W. M • •
ors, arrived bh the Alai a a i v" .
rent an here a couple ot e1 .
Twenty {wb: . ticks of fi < w,
nail from the slates and AU>k 1
• - ,, t j • i •
arrived on the Alfmv da.
M; >. U. IT.’ Hubbard, who 1m h e
‘n Seward for a v obk, returned hem
o the Prim’ iise mine on yesteduy*
train.
Mrs. A. P. Hunt., oh her way to Vn
•horage. arrived from \al(Je/. on tee
\lamrda. Mrs. Hunt is a gue t at t»v'
Hotel Seward.
The 0 o’clock train yesterday m-urn
ng left for the north end of the liv
sion at 2 o’clock yesterday aftm-ino-i
The rotary reached mile 23 during the
I night and remained tuere unn n
morn’r.i: before firoccedmg. 1 r t ai
•ortninefl at Miltf’18 during the ni- h .
R. J-.. Sommers., new‘territovia1 n in
inspector, came north as far as Jun
eau on the Alameda. ** '
Pat Lynch, the diamond drill ex
pert, was a passonger on the Alameda
from Juneau to LaTouche.
George Schmitt,-of the Seward Pak- j
cry today began following a cu.'-'om !
: v:( oiling, in the states, o’f serving
, offoe and pastry in his estahli<hmeht.
F. .Graham* and wife arrived or.
hr, A’.o?pe'da from Valdez and are re
gistered at the Sexton.
' .lohn Gidlund. Mike Dokkoh and P
McDermott are registered at the Uo
* tel Seward, having arrived oh the Ala
• meda.
Leon Urbach is an Alameda Pass
| eng-^r to the states to spend two rron
I ths ir California.
F. P» JVood came in on the Alameda
from LaTouche and is registered at
the Sexton.
Ily Associated Cress
U'A ‘H I \'(iTO.W .Lin., C* - ‘Vest*
nt Wilson urgent cables today
» Senator .Martin arm K» prose:.tativ
Shirley, Chairmen of the Co res -
a:.' aypn.pri. im (omniiUe. . asK
• i; them l»» p. >■ at with all i ssibie
;’•*■ d for imn; diate
ab! * .’• tion upon lie- re n *t to
• - r :). Hundred illion
foll:i•. for Fiuvrsoan food relief.
IV !. r.t Wilson sa d that th Fur
o» • to! ' ate a. i < *d immerlia ar :
conn •’ted action {!•; the me a'- of
stealing tie lit!.* of famine and *en
era* unrest.
“Food relief is the hev to the hole
Fnrop* an i nation and the cohi on of
ijear .” cabled C evident Wilson.
•J.v -V r
w y :• i» te ? n L?
1 r c n g « t’ f ,*n\ 2»j <J,‘ •*
( , i i?f> «2 J
f • f* fev "a If £* r f* ,
cxn.vDi ,n;;A, .-n’ • -
M. Schwab in retiring: ri nit!>
from tlu po; t of Director it "M a:
.hi* Fmerjrcney i* 1 ■* ^ o’ net.it *!i *x
ves-ed his appreciation of the coop
eration of th * pre s of the count v and
he nows pap r support of his e7or*s
\ . j10S ,* a him boon to the heads ot
; 1 epi!itmen*. of the Corporal*on hi.
said:
•* l wi h to express my sin c c ap
emdati i to the p d Phi Iphia
nil to he pres? er hr oidov <
\r. «hc-ir splendid co-opera* »or. Tlv
ontan ity >f thh co-op< ration wa
for me an inspirati >n which ev r sc*
•ed to lighten the priat task* that
•onfronted me during mv service n
Director General. Newspaper
throughout the land worked i » con
eort to pive the proper impetus :o tin
shipbuilding program — their work
vas constructive and American io the
•ore. At all t mes the newspapei
workers, from the managing • tor t ■
the repoit*»i\ displayed an intense,
patriotic de ire to aid in making the
work of the Fmi irtney Fleet t >rpo.
ition a success.
“The splendid worK oi wr m
wpers is reflected in the shinvrnk
where hundreds «»( thousands o!
ployees ave turning out our ship . The
newspapers did a lion’s shave o tin
work of keeping up the morale of th
shipbuilders and for thi. 1 am “i d.r
ful moie than words can cxp’*es*. 1
am proud of the press ol my < unti..
proud of the work that thousands o‘
individual newspapermen everywhere
Hd to mould public opinion in frvor
if tho shipbuilding prop:ram.”
TO PI.AY WITH MINORS
CHICAGO, Jan., 13— James Scott
l-she oldest White Sox pitcher, is to
i play with the Uoloit, Wis., semi-pro
fessional team next season. S ott i>
now a captain in the army.
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LONDON. Jan*., 13— Fifty-five
thousand Canadian troops will bo re
turned to Canada by the end of Ja >•
\jx)y. After that, they will be sent
borne at the rate of 30,000 monthly.
The Alameda will probably be the
next rt earner north from Seal tie for
Seward.
Holiday greetings were received
in today’s mail f om T lent. .Tames P.
Momb, who at the time of sending the
1 mail, was at Camp Humphrey, Virgin
ia.
-y
(;in;<;oin to rctiim:
\v \.SIII' ore*';, Jan., It was
un'/ .juv'd today that Attorn »y 0 me
al (iie^ory will retire ftom the posit
on and • m mb r r.f u- cabinet on
‘•larch lib.
V.MK!U(\'\ v INS <;ki:\t
u IN ...
V \ SHIX(iTO\. .1 an.. 1 :J Capt • '
” JvV'o IvicI:orba<*!\< r, the famous
eto driver was t)r* premier “a* e“ <>.'
ho American aviation forces n Fran*
o. ho h:r »n/r !wr*nly-six < rv»my ’;»r
i* his credit. America had nixty-threj
aco.-*” or m a who downed f o or
rore on mv machine--. Lieutenant
’rank Luk*» of JMioenix, Ariz., who
a hi d •!, was the second “ace” with
rrcs^rrc?. rrfrtrrwRirseUmecr::**
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liy Associated Press
1.0\ 1 >ON, .Ian., Id - Tile Son *
cans control the* l ;*'*•*. b’ar. build
today. It i. officially r ; o t< I
tie* Spart’Vaos |.». t l.;,0<>0 LlMed <*
in»r the revolution. Ko. a Lux* mb .
Spart lean Lad ;• is repn-ted t b,j u
dor a> rest.
PITS DOWN Ii!OT>
liKHIilN Jan, Id - I .
ment forces !. i* »• n-ea i
'ice stat ion after a mo t 1.. r..I> t»-::r >.
and also captnrv! t!; * :m,:o i;*n :ai;
way . t ition tin la t S m
hold in greater Be. !in.
Gr-vernmont authniiiios have’al •
tak^n charge of the Bortzon- hrr, >\
arrested Karl Hadek, Russian vi.
•rniss'*? v here and anvst'-d io*. I. i
» n 111 -Oir ,urn v.-».
KEATIXd IN ARMY
l>r. 0. J. Keating is in the R' gular
•.ervice of the United States V my
having received his commission sev
al <!ays lv fore the Alameda saved
■.■on! Seattle. Ur. Keating was one of
’,087 taking dental examinations t:>
ill 68 varan ies last v • x
lie doctor however took the cxamin.it*
Ion for the regular army ustead d iv*
eiwes, he drew lucky number and wiM
he in the regular army.
\0 8— ( ENT CAR FARE
FOR NEW YORKERS
NEW YORK, Jan., in— The board
>f estimate- has rejected the applica
tion of the Interbough,, to charge 8
•ent car-fares and 3- cents for trans
fers.
A_
jVRGK TRACT OF LAM) IS
(OVEN TO PUBLIC SC1IOO! j
RELLINGHAM, WASH., Ja 1"
— Two hundred and seven acres of
land on Sumas mountain has been d '
nated by Aaron Wolander, a re iden
of the Nooksack-Evarson district, in
he Whatcom county schools. The land
?s to be known as “Aaron Fcboo'
f>ark”. and includes part of the R au
tiful Hayden lake, once noted for its
excellent trout fishinpr. Another la1:'*
known as “little I*ake“ and the peak
of Sumas mountain, are included in
the area donated.
— *
Rob Griffin, who brought the birr
gold shipment from the Iditarod, is
registered at the Hotel Seward.
By Associated Press
SEATTLE, Jan.. L> - Fourteen ;
" i. ■ npatl
jailed during the night for lead? ig
attack on the police 1,1
afternoon and again early in th cv« n
ing
Twice yesterday the police att<
*d to break up R d Flag nmrt 'g
which Industrial Wotke:*
World were the chief speake rs.
The I. W. W. talkers v*. re uv-mg
a general strike to Week the menu
facture and shipment cf M’pp'e -
the American :rmy in R*»s in.
The Bolshevik? clement attempt <
a parade last evening and neatly 1 W
police were used to prevent the ir*».
i cession moving. During the riot ch
were used freely. Over soon witnessed
the disturbance.
The Chief of Police at 9 o’clock i -
•ucd an order to round up and arreat
“'very Bolsheviki found and the
; now in jail were caught during
: * he night.
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'!K \I)1NG IS COMING
HACK WITH WILSON
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WASKTXOTPX .Lm„ 13— Rritw'
Am bn ^ador R<>a 1 • g w!' probably r —
turn to America \v * T>v* ’idcnt M d
"on. aecordine’ *o »r ’■>''p:*.** m reaoh
’rf'' the ptote today,
r;KRM \XS TO T \\
ALL WAR PROFITS
PFRLIX. .Ten., 13— The govern
I mont is pc paring a tax program
I which will include complete confiswt
j tion of war profits. The general ta\‘
'on private fortunes will be higher
I than the income and inheritance taxeJ#
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