TUESDAY
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SEATTLEITES HIT BOOZE
TRAIL IN FLOCKS
Blaine, Wn., May 31—.Four thous
and Seattle automobiles passed thru
here Sunday and Monday enroute to
Vancouver for refreshments, according
to figures compiled by the customs In
spectors. Each machine of the stated
number averaged three occcu pants,
making the approximate lot'll number
of liquid joy seekers 12,000.
ARMY BOMB EXPLODES
HURTS FOURTEEN
■Washington. May 31—-Two enlisted
men wore killed and three officers and
nine enlisted men were wounded in
a bomb explosion today at the Aber
deen. Maryland, army proving grounds
according to a private message he’-e
from Aberdeen.
GERMANS MAKE
REPARATION PAYMENT
Paris, May 31 —Couriers arrived
here this morning from Berlin with
bonds f«r S50 mill ton gold (marks for
the Reparations Commission.
APPLICATION MADE FOR
KOUGAROK WATER
POWER RIGHTS
Washington. May 31—'Application
for water j*>wer rights in the Kotiga
rok district of Alaska, tiken together
with the recent Siile of a large number
of mining properties at Nome, indi
cates revival of a colossal plan for ithe
development, of the low grade gravels
of that region. The Sawtooth Power
Company Unlay made application thru
a New York attorney to the federal
water power commission for a license
to develop a comprehensive water pow
er systemi on Seward Peninsula. The
waters ajro to be harnessed, the tundra,
much washed from large anas into
Tiering Sea and the marine deposits
arg to l»e dredged if the contemplated
plans of the company are carried out.
LENINE ADMITS
COMMUNISM FAILURE
Riga, May 31—A M<wow dispatch
received here/today quotes Lenine. the
BoWhevik! dictator, ns saying: “Tb
find a way out of the abyss inti* which
comtmunism ha.s thnjst tihe country, it
is recognized that unlimited freedom
must, he allowed capital,” and that.
“Constitutional Democrats and Repub
licans of .real political capacity slutII
be sumjmoncd <to resume the work of
rebuilding the state.”
CONTEST OF MILLIONAIRE’S
WILL IN PROSPECT
Seattle, May 31—James F\ Gleason,
admmiatrator in litis state, announced
today that the 'blood (relatives will con
test the will at the late rftultrmililionaire
James A. Murray, with a. view to
shuttirtg oui Stuart IlaJdorn, the step
son of the deemsed. who is declared
jo have, through juggktry, secured pos
session at $10,000,000 worth of storks
and bonds and other property, of the
estate of $20,000,000 scattered in
seventeen states.
MEMORIAL DAY
BASE BALL GAMES
The folowing scores are of games
played yesterday In the National and
American Leagues. Each team played
a double header g.uue.
. . . . NATIONAL* LEAGUE . . .
i’ittsburg . .
Chicago . .
FHttsburg . .
Philadelphia
Nervi’ York . .
Mhuladeiphia
New York
Clncinnatti .
St Louis . .
Clncinnatti .
Brooklyn ..
Boston . . .
Brooklyn . .
Boston . . ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia.
F’htiadelphia.t.
St Louis.
Chicago...
Washington.
New York . . .... . . ..
Washington.
Cleveland._.
Detroit...
Cleveland •.
Detroit . .... .. ..
Bute’s fourteenth home rui
day brought six year total to 117
•cnuaJHng record jby •> Clifford
“Cactus” Cravath In eight years.
WEDNESDAY
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CARPET BAGGER CHOSEN
FOR ALASKA GOVERNOR
Wiishlngton, Juno- 1—Scott C. Bone,
j journalist and former1 editor of the
Seattle i'ost Intelligencer. is the choice
of the administration for governor •>£
Alaska. Bone has definitely se
lected for the position, according to
an announcement nuuie by Secretary
of the Interior Fall today, and his
nomination will be sent to the Senate
some time during the present week,
possibly today.
Although no definite announcement
1 has so far been forthcoming. Major
George Beaumont of .Vnchorage, is un
derstood to havo been seleted for Unit
ed States Marshal of the Third Divi
sion of Alaska.
1 Major Beaumont saw service in the
European war and transmitted the
nneasage to the troops announcing that
the armistice had been signed.
Bone's Nomination Sent io Senate
Washington. June 1—President
! Harding today nominated Scott <'.
Bune of Seattle for Governor of Alas
ka. Bonei was tendered the place sev
eral weeks ago by Harding but declined
and finally accepted when urged to d.i
s«f personally by President Harding and
Secretary Fall, as a reward for his
services as publicity manager of the
Republican Naitonal Committee. Bone
sought another place, preferably on
ing the governorship appointment. Hr
is a great admirer of Alaska and om-»
BRITAIN DESIROUS OF
CONTINUING JAP ALLIANCE
meat that Japan peamiit the Anglo-Jup
anese alliance to continue a noth - r
Office. today. Japan has tac tually as
sented to the proposal and the two na
revision of the alliance.
FALL DISCUSSES CURRY BILL
Washington, June l—"The only ad
Interior Fall says in a letter la llep
for the administration of Alaska,
"would be in the matter of localizing
autliority without control or respon
sibility to Washington.”
Discussing the subject further. Fall
suggests to Curry the advantages >f
vesting in the president of the United
States authority to allocate the powers,
duties and authority e*f the different
department’s anil bureau’s now exer
cising control in Alaska.
75 KILLEO IN OKLAHOMA
RIOT OUTBREAK
Oklahoma. City, Pune I—•Seventy
five persons ware lulled in riot, ou*
brealcs in. TusIh, Oklahoma. during the
past week, according to a message to
Coverair Robertson today from the
chief of police of Tusla.
Whiles and Negroes Battle in Tusla
Tusla, Oklahoma. June I—An armed
conflict between whites and negroes in
resulted in the killing of six whites
and fifty negroes, with many others
wounded. Ten blocks of the negro sec
tion of the city have also been burned.
Two thousand negroes have been
rounded up and are held under armed
guard in the city hall by National
Guardsmen, several companies of
whom have reached the scene.
Martial Law Declared In Tusla
Tuhla, Oklahoma. June 1—Martial
law was declared in Tusla at noon to
day. As a result of the bitter rioting
eighty one are dead and a number
FIRE DEVASTATES ANCHORAGE
BUSINESS DISTRICT
Anchorage, Als. June 1—Fire, start
ing in the Sourdough Barber shop as a
result of the explosion of a gasoline
heater, today obliterated a large part
of the business section of Anchorage*
and entailed costly losses.
Ten stores were burned on Fourth
Avenue between C. and D. Streets,
with an approximate loss of$55,000. All
stocks contained in the burned busi
ness houses were lost. All were un
insured. The fire was fanned by a
strong wind and the flames spread with
such rapidity that little or nothing
could be saved.
PILOT SUSPENDED FOR SINKING
OF S. 3. GOVERNOR
Seattle June 1—The pilot's license
of Captain H. H. Mardon. pilot o ft he
Pacific Steamship Company liner Gov
ernor ufhen that vessel was sunk with
a loss of six lives in a collision with
the steamship West Uartland ofT P>rt
ponded i»v rI..- federal marine inspect
ars for one year, as a result of th it
disaster. Th,. board held that Capt.
Mardeii. who cxiinilitted he had mis
taken the West HartlaaU's lights fo
shore lights, iuud been guilty of inat
tention to his duties*.
BABE RUTH RESUMES
HOME RUM STREAK
Washington, May 31— Babe I tilth,
the home run kins of baseball, is con
tinuing his ph-Jiomenal around the cir
cle run of last year. Ituth made his
fifteenth hum* run of the present sea
son hero this afternoon, with two men
TWELVE PERCENT R R. WAGE
REDUCTION ORDERED
Chicago. May 3!—'The United States
Railroad labor Boiuril issued an ord-r
tonight cutting wages twelve per cent.
The order is to become effective from
Juno 30 and will involve the organis
ed employees on 154 railroads, effect
ing reductions in the annual railroad
wage bill amounting to $100,000,000.
HARDING MAKES SHIPPING
BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT
Wash ngton. June t~ -President
tlie Shipping Board tomorrow.
THURSDAY
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I
SAYS BONE’S APPOINTMENT
GOOD THING FOR ALASKA
ly. the Seattle Post Jhtell gencer .says
for the administration; should be a
should be n. good thins for Bon1'.”
Herron Praises Bone Appointment
Washington. June 2—Charles K.
pointmont of Bono as governor of AI
t.he selection r>f Bone w ould strengthen
the republican party in the territory
DEFEATED ALASKA CANDIDATES
PLEDGE SUPPORT TO BONE
llazelett. late candidate for the Alaska
governorship, called at the White. House
today to thank I Resident Harding for ,
his many courtesies and to :msure him ;
that be would work wholeheartedly in |
supporting Scott. Bone. Colonel j
W. T. Perkins also dad Ike wise.
GOV'T TO ABANDON ALL BUT
ONE AIR MAIL ROUTE
Washington. June 2—.For reasons
of economy and because of various
operation difficulties. all gov ::-mne.nt
air uiuiil routes except the line from
New York to San Francisco will be
abandoned, Postmaster fleuenil Hayes
BOLSHEVISTS BEHIND
TUSLA RIOTS1
Tusla. Okla. June 2—With a total
of 140 dead, thirty blocks of residence
and business houses burned, fifteen
thousand homeless, six thousand ne
gro-s under military guard and three
hundred .including a hundred whites,
wounded, the stjite military forces at
Bolshevist propaganda, which was
inciting the negro elements of this
city and elsewhere in Oklahoma, to be
cause of the apparent failure of their
plea for race equality, was the prin
cipal cause of the bloody race riotr?
prevailing during the past few days.
GERMANS AND FRENCH
CLASH IN SILESIA
Oppelor, Upper Silesia. June 2—At
Buthen, the Germans attacked the
French military garrison and sharp
fighting followed in which the Germans
were ropulsen and a number of them
were killed.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS j
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open com pete
tive examinations to bo held March 1
to September 1. 1921, Tor the positions
of Masters, Mates, Pilots and Marine
Engineers. As a result of these} ex
aminations, certifications will be made
to fill vacancies in the positions spec
ified in tho different branches of the
Federal Classified Service *in Alaska.
For further information apply to the
local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Kxs-iruners, Nome, A1. i k.i. nr r e
Pester Announcements in Post Office
or at .Yuggct <tffiee.
STUBBS SEEKS TO BAR CARPET
BAGGERS BY LAW
Washington, Jurv- 1>. I Stubbs,
of Aniuk, Alaska, has prepnred 31 bill
for introduction in (TongTess which is
aimed to prevent svny but bonafi le
citizens of tbo territory holding: office
in Alaska. Stubbs has requested I Me
gate Sutherland to sponsor the Mil.
The measure provides that only qual
ified ob**tors of Alaska. should be eli
gible to election or appointment to
1 pubLc office in the territory . This
imiNUiH a bontiflde re.side.nre of one
year preceding the date of his election
or appointment.
MARINE STRIKERS ATTACK
SHIP BOARD SAILORS
Seatth;. June 1—'Fred it. Flanker,
ftret mate. anil two sailors of the. Ship
ping Hoard freighter West Jap pa, were
dangerously injured here tonight by a
moli of marine strikers.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
CELEBRATED
i 'ha.iioteay'ille. Va. June 1 \ Four
day •'.](.»,rati on of the one hundredth
anniversary of the founding of the
trnr ersity of Virginia by Thomas Jef
HAROING ADVOCATES
REDUCED R R. RATES
Harding indicated *«» the Interstate
Ch;' :DH\" of (lommMrcn this afternoon
that a. reduction of railroad freight
FIF3T ROCKEFELLER DOLLAR
EARNED FROM TURKEYS
Fi«w .ef.dler, addressing his grandchil
dn ■ hi*! boyhood home here today,
said in- ittuhIo his first dollar raising
NAVAL BILL PASSES SENATE
\ Va-shi ngi..n, .June 1 Tht* Senate
late today passed the N ivy Bill, tarry
ing- about one half billion dollars and
including' the Borah lunoiaftwnt re
questing the president to initiate a .1 n
WAR RISK CHIEF PROMISES
QUICK SOLDIER RELIEF
\Ya»hi ugton, June 2- I fcrp.rtor
Forbes of t.he Wsu* Uisk Insurance
Bureau declared today licit the reti
tape will Jji? cut ami will be followed
>»>' a quick adjustment. of Lite, c.tuuns
of A.mericnji soldiers disabled in the
World War.
WEALTHY KLGNDYKE
PIONEER DEAD
Baltimore. June, 2- —William Chap
pell. a pioneer of the Klondyke and
one of its richest richest operators,
died at a hotel here today. The dp
emaod was the owner of extensive pro
perties In Seattle and oil lands in Call
FIRST STEAMER OF SEASON
AT HOLY CROSS
The St Michael bound Yukon steam
er Seattle No. 3 arrived at Holy Cross
yesterday and left there this morning
at K: 30 a. m.. according- to the Signal
Corps Marine Hull-.tin today The bul
letin also contains the statement that
pect to sail for Nome and St Michael
Saturday. The latter assertion is at
variance with the recent reports from
Seattle to the effect that the Victoria
would leave that port Juno 7th. Move
ments of the Yukon fleet are r ported
in the bulletin as follows:
Pelican up to Melozi G a. in. today.
Seattle No. 3 down river from Holy
Cross 8:30 a. m. today.
Betty with mail east bound at Ft.
Pollywog- down to Ft Yukon 5 p. m.
Mull boat Doll}' up to Tolavana
S S Tanana at N’enana 8 p. on. 1st.
Tern down to Holy Cross 2:30 p.
Walchter la.unch down to Holy Cross
Alaska at Circle 7:30 a. m. 2nd.
Haarel B at Circle.
Canadian up to Ftampart, May 29th.
THEFT OF SUPREME
COURT SECRETS DENOUNCED
Washington. June 2—“To steal the
secrets of the Supreme Court to barter
Chain In stock speculation In Wall
Street constitutes an attache on the
morality of the nation.” according: to
a brief tiled by the Government today
iu the famous Supreme Court leak
FRIDAY
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BONE TO BE CHIEF GUEST
AT NOTABLE BANQUE
Nr a V . .Inn-. l*rjor to his de
f«arture for ALusk.i, Scott •' I5«>n«
ntjvvly appointed governor of Alaskn
will be thi- iFj.’Ht of hrmor.it .1 i'.inoue
given by John H. Perry. president o
the Sratthi Cost Intelligencer, of whirl
According to announcements re
gorging tin* pm|M>sed entertainment to
day. I •resident Harding, mem hers of t’n
pre.-fidenti.U cabinet, Alaska l>**]egHt<
Sutherland and .'ll prominent A Ins
leans in NVw York at the time will nt
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF
TUSLA RIOTS LAUNCHED
Titsln. t>kla. June 1' —District Jude,
jury hi t I* today to investigate the
the p;i«t week.
Judge fimlisnii's action during u
sor. win* also asked that the eondii t
of the Tusla police depeutment and the
sheriffs office, which he 4R»mle;iined.
be invest;gated Tie-, governor charg
rd iha! there w.i... a complete break
down of the law during th*. riot period.
PUBLISHER NOMINATED
FOR HAWAII GOVERNOR
Washington. June J \V ill.o e Dider
Furingtun. poiblish-T of the Honolulu
HARDING PRAYS FOR
FUTURE PEACE
ing tod;'.a presented diploma's to the
graduating cl;i.ss ;it the Navitl Acari
cormuissiomd olti-ers nfviv tumid ho
H i-'loj-: the grad nil- «
"no AjnerK'.-tu would be i n ik'd upon tu
fire ;i. gun except in n inns.' in hur
TURKS SLAUGHTER
CHRISTIANS WHOLESALE
from C*n*ista.ntiirop!e today report '■> P
pa-ll.ng truLMSac>*(•»' of Christians by
Turks at Harasun and Trebfzom. on
the Klar-k coast of Arrmnv a.
(Irenks ;ur ntmibered largely among
the slain, a distpnlih stating tbat the
streets of SLusjui and Trehiznn are
literally strewn with Hie bodies; »>f
STANDARD OIL
MAGNATE REFUSES SHIP
BOARD CHAIRMANSHIP
Washington. June -- Walter C.
Tragic, president of the Xtu.nda.rd Oil
Coniptuiy of New Jersey, this after
noon declined President Harding’s of
fer of the cha rrnanship of th;- United
States Shipping Hoard.
BILL TO AUTHORIZE
FARM LOANS PASSED
Washington. June -—A kill author
izing the United States to loan $-50.
000 000 to the Federal Farm Loan
banks of the country to distribute
among farmers at not more than 5.2
per cent interest was passed today by
the Senate, as a means of assisting
the fanners to tide over the present
depressed market crisis. Thu measure
has assn .'lire of early approval !>y
the 11ouse.
(MURA HEALED)
(WON FACE
Also Itchy Scalp. Hair Fell
Out. Face Disfigured.
"My head began to itch and there
were scales on my scalp. My hair
cams out badly when combed and it
became very dry and thin. 1 also
had pimples and blackheads all over
my lace. The pimples were hard,
large, and red. and caused me to
scratch and irritate them, and my
face was disfigured.
“This trouble lasted about two
months and I began using Cutkura
Soap and Ointment. After I had
OM two cakes of Soap and two
hoses of Ointment 1 was complete
ly^healed.*' (Signsd) Miss ions
Jackson. R. 3. Goldendale, Wash.
Improve your skin by daily uaa
of Outicnra Soap. Ointment and
Talcum. They are ideal.
HOUSE PASSES PACKERS
CONTROL SILL
Washington.’ June Th*- !l,,usp of
I ■ tfX (
to thf* Senate th, m c.nlled Pa.-kor's
tifoi t.f t it- packitng in-lu.-.r . through
governmental agencies.
Under the provisions of the bill. tho
-u;.* "vision of the De|m rt:i»«-1;* >*f Ag
VANDERLIP CONFIDENT
, REGARDING CONCESSIONS
IN N E SIBERIA
Lomlor.. June :.*—Washington I).
\ ; wider lip, vhiw> recent .iri|Uisit:on of
concessions covering an immense sec
tion of Northeastern Si ben .. from the
S'ovL-t government attracted world
I wide attention, arrived here, today from
l Moscow and expressed confidence that
time will make possible the function
ing of his concession plan-.
j CLAIMANT OF RELATIONSHIP
WITH HANDING JAILED
j Phicvigu, June 3—Hard., t:, the self
jhiyl'd ‘'cousin*' cf President Harding,
| w as to.; y sentenced to serve fifteen
i months in Leavenworth penitentiary
l»V Fed--ml Judge r And is. fallowing his
t anvictmn for impersor. .ting n feder: •
TUSLA RIOTS TO SPEED
SOLUTION OF R R QUESTION
Washington. June "—Congressional
• ■ turn t •» solve the railroad ijue.st!.;*
will iie speeded up as a. r.-iilt of the
TusJa. riot--, leaders of hath houses
of Coaig.nss declared todav.
WILL PROBE CRONKHITE
MURDER TO BOTTOM
Washington. June •”— There wilt bo
no let up until the myste-y sur-ound
ing tho death i f Major I'roni.h.te is
solved." Attorney (iem-ra! Daugherty
! MORE BRITISH WORKERS
THREATEN STRIKE
HARDING GIVE") ASSURANCE
OF COAST VISIT
Civist .it l'u- earlier opportunity and
BRITISH COAL STRIKERS REFUSE
SETTLEMENT PROPOSALS
London, June 5 ■ f-rei itlive body
a-JJy rejected provemaneats rnoo
als far a settlement of the coal ;<tr:ke.
GRAFT CHARGED AGAINST
SHIP BOARD
W sihns-ton. .Mine It—“The Shlppn.?
at4|r Kenyon charged today in the
Scnato in presentingadditional charges
MOUTH OF YUKON OPEN
St. Michael. AU. June 3—The jam
broke up at mouth of river and moved
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