MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
EDUCATED NATIVE TO ENTER
GOV’T REINDEER SERVICE
Seattle. Auit. 3»—Donald Nr yak, a
King1 Island Kskimo. will sail tor Nome
on the next trip of the Victoria. The
native h;.s be'-n .Mending the Cho in
tends gains into the government rein
deer service aft* r returning to Alaska.
Neyak is anxious to join his sweet
heart, an Ksklm ■ girl known as Anna,
who was a classmate at Chemaw.i and
who returned to Nome in June.
STORK VISITS FORMER
NOME COUPLE
Shirley Margaret Kilroy. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I*’. Kolroy, at
Herhley. California Aug. 'J were re
The little new conn* is the seeond
child of tiie well known former Nome
couple, who left Nome a year or two
ago. According'"to local friends, Mr.
Kilroy is at present in the Iditarod
section in connect ion with a mining
project. He is wild to have been in
that locality since the first of the year.
VICTORIA ARRIVES ON
THIRD TRIP
The Alaska Steamship Co liner Vic
toria arrived in port shortly after i
p. m. Sunday afternoon on her third
voyage of the season to Tiering Sea.
Contrary to the usual rule during the
eorlier part of the summer, (the steam
er arived this time during a period
of fair weather.
in addition to fifty odd passengers,
the Victoria brought a full cargo of
freight, a major portion of which was
consigned to St Michael, and a large
quantity of mail matter. After un
loading the passengers and mail and a
quantity of perishables, the steamer
departed for St Michael shortly before
1 a. m. Monday morning.
FRANCE RECALLS
FRENCH COMMANDER
OF POLE ARMY
l*s»rls, .\ug. 30—It was officially an
nounced today that General W'eygand
who has been commanding th*- Polish
forces during the past three weeks, ha
been ordcicd to return to Ih:f • im
NORTHWESTERN SECRET
SERVICE DIVISION FORMED
Washington. Aug. .'0—The Depart
ment of Justice has effected n reor
In Washington. Oregon, Montana.
Idaho and Alaska, according to a dc
I art men t announcement today.
The employees are now inoorpora!
id into one division known as lie
Northwestern Division with headquar
ters at Portland. Oregon.
McADOO ASSAILS REPUBLICANS
Saturday night delivered a number of
campaign speech's here, in one of
which in* said "If the League of Na
tions does not become a thing in fac t
it is my judgement that not a single
FJuropean nation will ever be able b*
pay its national debt. And if the*
are not paid." he asked, “then wh it
becomes of financial conditions over
McAdoo also addressed an overflow
meeting and severely assailed the r- -
publicans over their efforts toward
raiding a big campaign fund.
Thiring hi.; speech Me A do rc:\ 1
to Chairman Hays and Treasurer Up
hum. of the republican national com
mittee, ias the "gold dust twins.”
Hays Says Cox Charges False
Chicago. Aug. 30—Chairman Hays
of the republican nation. 1 committee
l declared in an interview today that
I Governor Cox will have to prove liis
I campaign charges with respect to the
allegations that the republicans arc
I raising a huge campaign fund "to buy
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S.S. VICTORIA
Expected to leave Nome Sept. 2nd
Last sailing of the Season
S. S. Victoria
October 10th
Cordova Aug. 30
Leaves Seattle for Teller and
Kotzebue Points
Leaves Nome for Seattle about Oct. 1st
llaslta Steamship Co
R. A. CARROLL., agent
I have taken place sir
e known as "the halt!- s
n last nights disturbance
i were killed a:id forty
of <thc killed w re youns
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STANDING OF
THE BIG LEAGUES
Washington.
Philadelphia .
SHERIFF KILLS CHIEF OF POLICE
BY MISTAKE
Athens, t«a. Aug. 30—Chief of Police
Jenkins of Athens was shot dead by
William A. Reynolds, a deputy sheriff
of .Me.Minn County, Georgia, as a re
sult »>f a mistake in identity.
The shooting took plae* while the
two officers were guarding: a bridge in
expectation of intercepting moonshin
ENATE CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE
INVESTIGATION STARTS
oerutic presidential campaign • -spend:
lures started here today.
LABOR CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
FAVORS COV
Washington, Aus. 30—Organized
Inboi-’s non-partisan campaign com
mitter, after comparing the public re
cords of the preffident'ial nominees, de
clared in a report made public toda,\
that Governor (’ox had “shown himself
possessed - f a fuller understanding of
*Ji<- n- eds of the working people.”
Oompcrs, president, Mathew Wall, vice
the American Fede.-ation of 1/ibcr.
Tli?. report is the first ever made oa
presidential candidates by a Fed era
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
TIDAL WAVE WIPES
OUT 200 LIVES
vices today announce that two hun
dred people have been killed on the
island of Saghulieu by a tidal wave,
occuring there last week.
5 MILLION TO COVER G. O. P.
CAMPAIGN COSTS—HAYES
Chdcago, Aug. 30—The republican
campaign is lo be carried on total
expenditures of five million dollars,
according to testimony given today be
fore the Senate Committee Investigat
ing the republican and democratic
c ampaign funds.
The statement was made by Will H.
Hayes chairman of the republican na
tional committee. Hayes explicitly
denied the charges made by Governor
Coy that the republicans are raising
a campaign furd of fifteen millions
end asserted that a fund of from flv
*e *. n million is being raised to elect
WILSON APPROVES MINERS
PAY INCREASE
Wr eh^cton, A ugr. ' 30—President
Wilson t'Ml.iy approval lfio m.'-Jority
cpott of tlic ;i;ithrneito < o.iI comm -
lion giving the anthracite ! min .•*
MJTO RACERS DIE IN
BURNING CAR
iUtomohiic : :>C|S Were hill'll'-.! l-«
iit*y struck w s killnl when .. light
-■iOME RUN KING OUT
OF COMMISSION
:he hoan*- inn king. According :•> :h •
•lub doctor. Ruth's right wrist was
infected I• v .1 insect l>ite a few days
■ go nnil W;is swollen so badly Friday
night that tlie physician was und r the
'ocessity < f opt ning a cut three incla's
ieep in his arm.
Thus far the infection is only local
ind is believed to have been oh<«\
nated. Ruth is said to have got tin*
r.ite at 1 la verst raw, where he was pos
ing for a moving picture company.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
TWO DIE IN BURNING AIRPLANE
Morrostown, N. J. Sept. 1—Two
persons were burned to death In an
all metal government mail aeroplane
which went down here this morning.
BELFAST UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Belfast, Ireland, Sept. 1— Martial
yesterday as a result of severe rioting
between Orangemen and Catholics.
Rioting between these contending fac
tions has been in progress at interval
since last. week. As a result of four
hours of continuous rioting yesterday,
and last night nine persons are dead.
Nineteen have been killed in the riot
ing during the past week.
HARDING ADVOCATES
CONSERVATION OF
WESTERN RESOURCES
aid in reclaiming the wide seattcred
barren lands and conserving tin* nn
Haiding today in an adress here to a
gv up of republican governors.
Gifford 1’incbot arrived here today
an1 .t a il upon the republican nomi
n.f. !•• whom he pledged liis support
Borah Says Wesi Will Approve
Harding Address
praised Senator Hard in Jr’s recent ad
LCOKS GOOD FOR
G. O. P. CONGRESSMEN
Michigan, with the one exception > 1
Itepresi ntative Currie of the 10th Dis
TURK LEADER WILLING
UNDERTAKE LONG SCRAP
Constantinople, Sept. 1—Mustaph
Kernel Pasha, head of the Turkish Na
tionalLst government recently es
tabllslx d at Angora, is quoted as say
ing In an address on the Allied occu
potion of Turkey. “I will fipht to the
end of the world.”
Arrln Capture Palestine T|wn
London, Sept 1—Bakudba, north
east of Bagdad, has been captured bv
Arab tribesmen, according to adviws
reaching here.
Bakudba was recently occupied by
Sikh troops sent there by the British
commander at Constantinople.
KURDS REPORTED
MASSACREING ARMENIANS
Paris, Se.pt. 1—Dispatches from
Constantinople report the massacre of
400 annenians by Kurds in the Ana
tolia district of Turkey.
The Kurds are said to have shot the
•non killed but the womrn and child
ren w .c locked In a churcii and btirn
CORDOVA ON WAY TO NOME
Nome. Teller, York and Kotze liu<
SOVIETS CLAIM CRUSHING
DEFEAT OF GEN'L WRANGELL
.. ■ *_*»! '; ■ I *Ol i
The Polish-Pkmnian forces are now
General Wrangell Falling Back
Wrangell's troops arc falling hack
throughout t.he region north of the
Crimea tinder pressure of superio Bol
Poles Admit Budenny Gains
Warsaw, Sept. 1—Ijust nights offie
iul com!muni«|ue admits that (Jen< ml
iti the l.tmherg region has mad" fu»
ther progress despite hard Polish' ic
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
REPUDIATES RATIFICATION
Nashville. Sept. 1 -The House of
Representatives, with a quorum pres
today expunged from its journal all
records of its • cent ratification of the
federal suffrag« amendment and voted
17 to -1, with twenty not voting. t->
MINERS GET 18 MILLION
BACK PAY
Coal Commissim
port, the antin':
miners of the
e-ii million do!
THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
POLAND ANSWERS U S
ADMONITION EVASIVELY
I Washington.
| answered the i ■
> graphic frontie
I statement that
IRISH LORD MAYOR
ON HUNGER STRIKE
London, Sept I — Mi-Sweeny, forme -
| Lord Mayor of Cork, Ireland, who I
confined in BrixJion prison following
his conviction of sedition, has gone
on a hunger strike in protest of hi.*
incarceration. The former official has
ate nothing for days and is in a badly
weakened condition In spite of forci
ble feeding efforts. McSweeny a con
dition was reported tonight as show
ing little change except that he ap
lieared a trifle weaker.
See. Colby Asked To Intercede For
McSweeny
Washington. Sept 2—Frank P.
Walsh, Chairman of the American
Commission on Irish Independence, af
ter a conference with Secretary of
State Colby, announced that Colby
should promise to endeavor to do
something and do it quickly in behalf
of McSweeny. Lord Mayor of Cork
who is now on a hunger strike In Brix
hon prison. Tendon.
NEW PAN-AMERICAN UNION
DIRECTOR ASSUMES OFFICE
Washington, Sept. 1—Dr. L. S*
Howe today assumed the directorship
of the Pan-American T’nlon Assoc:
UPHAM DENIES KNOWLEDGE
OF ALLEGED BIC
CAMPAIGN GUOTA3
WHITE C A N'T CONFIRM
COX CHARGES
Xenat*- campaign fund investigation
WILL SUBMIT COX CHARGES
TO SENATE COMMITTEE
manager of the Cox nomination r.nn
paign will leave for Chicago tonight
as the personal representative of the
democratic presidential nominee t<*
present to the Senate subcommittee
investigating cam(>aign expenditures
data to support th*» governor’s evi
dence and to 'back up his charges that
the republican national committee is
collecting a campaign fund of fifteen
million dollars.
ARMY OFFICERS
ALLEGED EMBEZZLERS
Los Angeles, Sept. !—Department
of Justice agents are searching for
Captain Jacques Morrell and Lieuten
ant H. J. Broker, two army officers,
who are alleged to have crabozzeled
forty eight thousand dollars in govern
ment funds, principally from Camp
llobaird, Alary-land.
BERING OIL TANKER LAUNCHED
I Seattle, Sept. 1—A sixty five foot
j • ill; r built here for the Bering: river
the Alaska ■ -t. was launched here
DEATH MYSTERY DEVELOPS
ON ALASKA COAST
GOVT TO LAUNCH SEATTLE.
VICTORIA AIR MAIL SERVICE
si., it tie. s. |*‘ . Nor- ! lane mail
will be i inaugurated u.Moi.-r 15th,
AIRPLANE VICTIM IDENTIFIED
Morristown. N. J. Sept. 2—The
two men killed in a burning metal
aeroplane which fell near here yester
day have been identified as Max Miller
and Oustave Pierson, pilot and mech
anician. respectively of the destroyed
PHELAN RENOMINATED BY
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS
San Francisco, Sept. 1—Senator
Phelan has been renominated unan
imously by the democrats of Palifor
Sfumuel 3d. Shortridge of San Fran
cisco, on the face of returns from the
state primary elections completed
early today, from 3032 out of a total
-of 0,129 precincts, had a lead of twenty
thousand votes over William Kent his
nearest rival for the republican nom
ination for Senator. The vote for
congressmen Is far from complete,
with no reports from many districts.
BRITISH HEIR AT HONOLULU
J Honolulu, Sept. 1—The Pr!r-e of
Wales, heir to England's thro-o ar
rived here today on his return jw—.ey
I hc*ne from Australia.