/ TUESDAY
GERMANS SEEKING ARMED
INTERVENTION BY ALLIES
Berlin, March -’3—By i*ointing outj
t«. the Allies the violation of the Ver- J
sallies treaty on the part of the Cora
munis*, army and thus taking advant •
ace of the treaty in their own behalf
:o secure armed Intervention by
French and British troops, the author
it es of the Ebert government are at
tempting to unload part of .their own
n =; s.iduties in . ''eeking the Spar
ti n ivv dution onto the armies of oc
cupation now on Herman soil. The
occiip;.-: ci of the Rhur district by the
extremist troops, who nupiber close
t • forty thousand workers. Is pointed
’ by theVonstltutionslists as a vio
lation of the treaty. <
Two officials f the Kbert go’
ment have been dispatched to
cqualnt thg auth-oitic
si tu at on- on ‘tlfrc pplnt. according
WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST
LUDENDORFF WHO FLEES
been Issued bv the Kl»ert government
for the arrest -f Cenernl V«>n Tmden
dorff f ’• alleged complicity In the re
lod l.y K.ipp. l.udcndorff has disap
peared and cannot be located.
SIMS ADMITS AUTHOR OF -PULL
THE WOOL" DECLARATION
miral W. S. Benson. Chief of Naval
Operations during the war -,.“riod. who
warned Admiral Sims "not to let the
British pull the wool over your eyes.”
according to disclosures made by Sim*
GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH
DIRECT ALASKA S S LINE
Washington. March 1*33—Secertnry
next summer of si line of ships to run
direct from Seattle to Seward and
Anchorage. The plan is part of the
government scheme for the «leve'op
owned railroad.
NEBRASKA CRACKSMAN
MAKES BIG HAUL
• ’tacksmen blew open the vault of the
First National Bank of Greenwood
last night and secured ngcr one hun
dred and forty thousand, dollars in
cash and Liberty Bonds. No trace of
them has been found.
SOLDIERS PRECIPITATE
RIOT IN DUBLIN
Dublin, March 23—Soldiers precipi
tated a riot as they left a local theatre
last night by singing1 “God Save the
King." Two civilians were killed dur
ing the disturbance.
RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT ASSURED
Dover, Del. March 23—Ratification
•>f the women suffrage amendment by
the Delaware legislation seems prac
tically assured today. Acceptance by
the legislature will make the necessarv
thirty six states and make ratifica
tion complete.
CARPENTER ARRIVES
IN AMERICA
New York, Mch. 23—Georges f’ar
ponter, aspirant for the world's heavy
weight championship, arrived in
America today to commence training
for his forthcomng match with Jack
Dempsey. The French pugilist was
accompanied by his bride and also his
business manager, Francois Des
chnmps. %
WILSON NOMINATES
MORGENTHAU FOR
MEXICAN AMBASSADORSHIP
"Washington, March 23—The presi
dent nominated Henry Margenthau,
former American Minister to Turkey,
for the post of Ambassador to Mexico
this afternoon.
Bainbridge Colby, whose nomina
tion was confirmed by the senate yes
terday, wai sworn in as Secretary ol
State today. i
SENATE TO INVESTIGATE
ALASKA SHIPPING CONDITIONS
Washington. March 21—Hearings
will begin soon before the Committee
on Commerce on a bill introduced by
Senator Chamberlain a* the Instance
of the Alaska Territorial Shipping
Board designed, to regulate ship com
merce in the northern Territory.
RULER SEATTLE ELKS *
PASSES ON
Seattle. March 23—Homer Meyer.
Exalted Ru|er of the Seattle Elks, died
today as a result of a recent operation
for aiipendldtis.
NOSKE RESIGNS FROM
EBERT CABINET
Berlin. March 23—Opposition to
Minister of Defense Gustave N'osk?
has culminated in his resignation. The
|resignation was accepted by President
!Ebert today.
SEATTLE AUTO MEN
KILLED IN SMASH
Seattle. March 23—Henry M. Hen
drickson and John H. Swanson, pro
prietors *V.f the Broadway Garage in
this city, were killed today when their
car plunged over on embankment.
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURES
RATIFIES SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT
Olympia. March 23—The state leg
islature. which was convened in spec
ial session here yesterday, ratified the
federal womans suffrage amendment
without a dissenting vote late this af
WEDNESDAY
INDICATED ENTENTE SERIOUSLY
CONSIDERING GERMAN
APPEAL FOR HELP
Berlin. March "4—It is reported in
government circles that the replies re
ceived from the Entente governments
indicate that they are seriously con
sidering President Ebert’s appeal for
armed Communists and ISolshoviki in
the Ruhr district.
Ebert Troops Battle With feeds In
Ruhr District *
Ma.vcno-. #March 24—On.- thousand
fighting between Ebert troop* ;m*
Reds in the region >>f Wes. laptlwi ; n
Hendersoff. There ::>s ah.«> been .‘- in
fighting between Belgian troops ana
The tight between the Belgians and
GermaHW occurred in the Du is berg dis
trict, which was occupied by; the He!
gians after the armistice.
AMERICAN LEGION WANTS FIXED
SOLDIERS PAY OF $1.50 A DAY
Washington. March 24—A fixed
rate «»f $150 per day for every day
of service In the army or navy in the
future Is the final program of the
American I a* ton In conference here
regarding aid to soldier legislation.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND
ANTI-BOLSHEViK TROOPS
FOUND FROZEN
Ixmdon. March 24—Sixteen thou
sand anti-BolshOViki soldiers have
been found frozen to death on the
steppes of Russia and Siberia wince
the downfall of the Kolchak govern
ment It Is announced^ a ctovlet mili
tary communique received today from
Moscow by wireless.
The steepes compris. the groat
plains situated at various points in
southeastern Russia and the western
^sintle provinces.
EBERT DOMPRI8E8 WITH
GERMAN RADICALS
Berlin. March 24—The information
of a Socialist-workmens cabinet un
der the term of an agreement recalled
between the Ebert group and the-lead-j
ers of the radical dements is In pro-'
gross here.
The government has also agreed t
withdraw all regular troops from Ber*
ARMED GUARDS E8CORT
GALA WAY JUDGES
TO BENCH
Dublin, Marsh .-24—-Armored ears,
police with drawn -swprds, and Infan
try- guards wearing battle ; helmets es
corted the judges of the Assise courts
in dbilaway to the courthouse today to
guard against attacks. One justice ad
dressing his grand jury said there have
been four murders and two robburles
with arm* and many other Crimea,
Bince the last assizes.
Government Sending Mon* Troops To
Cork, March 24—More troops and
Koynl Irish Constabulary are being
«ent here and empty houses at strate
fetic points have'been occupied by
military forces.
OFFICERS BATTLE WITH
BOOTLEGGERS NEAR SEATTLE
Seattle, March 23—Nine men. In
cluding one lieutenant and one ser
reant of police, are under arrest by
federal authorities and peven automo
biles are being held by the federal
Uquor authorfies, following their cap
ture when booze runners were sur
prised while unloading whiskey at
Meadow Dale this morning. The po
lice authorities are holding Lieutenant
Roy Olmstead and Sergeant Thou. J.
Clark, for complicity, according to re
ports to the Chief of Police. Two
running gun fights featured the cap
ture and sixty shots were exchanged
before tbe nine men were rounded up.
A number of smugglers escaped.
WOOD LEADING SOUTH
DAKOTA PRIMARIES
Souix Rills. March 23—Returns
from the South Dakota primaries so
far received show General Leonard
Wood. Governor Lxnvden and* Senator
Johnson are running close up in the
order given, with Senator Poindexter
of Washington. far back in fourth poa
sition. *
WASHINGTON SENATE PASSES
90LDIERS BONUS BILL
Olympia, Wn.s.March 24—The state
senate has passed the Soldier’s Bonus
Bill recently submitted at the solicita
tion of the American Legion. The
measure provides for a bond issue car
rying eleven million dolars.
Washington Bonus Bill Sbbjoct To
Referendum
Olympia, March 24—The legislature
adjourned at four a. m. this morning
after passing the Soldiers Compensa
tion hill, providing for eleven million
to be raised by a bond issue. The
measure as passed contains a referen
dum clause that will submit the bond
issue provision to the people at the
November election. •
WILL CONTINUE TO ADMIT
JAP PICTURE BRIDES
San Francisco. March 24—Japanese
picture brides coming to the United
.States in the future will be permitted
to enter the country, respite the fact
that the Japanese government has an
nounced that it discontinued on Feb
ruary 21 the issuing of passports tc
picture brides.
CANADA WILL GLOBE
EBQUIMAULT NAVY YARD
Victoria, March 23—Orders frfirr
Ottowa will close down the Esquimau!!
naval yard near here on April 1. Th€
officers and men will be demobilized
and may join the government fisheriei
service if they wish. The vessels at
tached to the yard will be either sold
or transferred to the fisheries. Th«
yard has been established since 1845.
THUR8DAY
AMERICAS MARINES
•ATTLE WITH CHINKS
Tokio. 25—American ma
rines, who landed at KluJciang, China
at the request of the British consul,
killed two Chinese coolies, according
to advices fhactilng Toklo. The ma
rines later withdrew at the request ol
the local authorities. The British con
sul asked the marines to land to queil
fighting between the Chinese police
and ooo^ag.
REDS LAUNCH SUMMER
CAMPAIGN against POLES
Warsaw, March #5—The Russia*)
Reds hat's launched attacks op th<
Polish defense Use at several point*
along a hundred mile front.
The long planned, spring attack by
the Russo armies has apparently cotn
men^l. The Poles are reported hold
lng firm, most sections the Red*
are using .hgayy .^rtiljery, tanks, ar
mored cars and other war equipment
captured from the ajg&y qf General
Denaklne ' ‘
GERMANS SETTLE RHINE
VACLEY
Parla March 25—Berlin adrtept
reaching M*nJ-official French circlet
■ay the Germans have reached & defi
nite argeement with the workmen ir
the Rhine valley, where a parnlyslai
•trike had been effective during thi
past few days.
I HOUSE CHEERS STATEMENT
THAT WILSON SHOULD
DEFINE POSITION
Washington, March 25—Both n<
publicans and ~ democrats cheered In
the House today vhA Representative;
Hum pries, republican, of Mississippi
made the statement that President!
Wilson should make an Immediate an*:
nouncement that he is not a candidate
for a thtr^ term.
NEW GERMAN GOVERNMENT
. COMPLETED LAST NIGHT
London, March 25—The new Ger
man government was completed last
night, according to a Berlin dispatch
today. Ebert is still at the head of
affairs, Gustave Bauer is chancellor
and Herman Meuller retains the port
folio of Minister of Foreign Affairs.
ISLAND,BLOCKS PANAMA CANAL
l*Unama, March 25—As a result of
sliding earth, an Island has npheaved
itself in the channel of *f.o Panama
Canal and blocked the channel. Dredg
es are at work clearing away the ob
struction. altho It ip doubtful whether
the channel will be sufficiently clear
so that the British cruiser Renown
can be out Tuesday, when the Prince
of Wales is due. More th*n twenty
ships are tied up by the island, which
Is al>out fifty feet wide and thre<* high
and visible above the channel.
SOVIET REPRESENTATIVE SUES
REVIEW OF REVIEWS
New York, March 25—Martens, the
Russian Soviet representative, has be
gun a suit, for a million damages
against the Review of Reviews for
alleged libel.
WILSUN rlHBI
TRIP OUTSIDE WASHINGTON
Washington, March 24—President
Wilson today made his first trip out*
side of Washington since he was taken
ill. accompanied by Mrs Wilson and
Dr Grayson. He drove into Virginia
as far as Alexandria.
ALLIES MAY INTERVENE
IN RUHR DISTRICT
Paris. March 25—Intimations from
the Supreme Council today say filled
military Intervention in the Ruhr in
dustrial district of Germany will prob
ably follow If the troops of the Ger-'
man government are unable to restore
order there.
FIRST PEACE RESOLUTION JftOVE
TO BE MADE BY HOUSE
Washington. March 2g—The first
move for peace by resolution of Con
gress will be made in the House of
Representatives. The Knox resolution
now pending In the senate is believed
to be inadequate for the purpose and
will be discredited.
FRENCH TEXTILE
WORKERS! ON STRIKE
Lille, Prance, Marhc 25—The
strike of French textile workers here
Is still continuing and i» promising to
lead to a general strike call Friday.
TOM LAWSON ARRESTED
FQR EXPLOITING
GILVER STOCK
Washington. March 25—-Titos.
Lawson of Frensled Finance fame, has
been arrested for exploiting silver
stocks today. Lawson was later re
leased op bonds.
WOOD CARRIE* SOOTH DAKOTA
PRIMARIES BY 0000 MARGIN
Souls Falls. March »—Piactlcally
■cmplot, unofficial returns disclose
that General Leonard Wood carried
;he South Dakota primaries by mora
he two over Lowden. Johnaon waa
close up.
The Daily TsiSffrap# Bullet!
Weekly KnffSat .dffKW? f>j
Per month it.00.
X
Dwralgi*
K» Way SoSeaMJy JUff».W*
HaMin’a Wizard Oil it a aalesa*
effective treatment for headacheasd
neuralgia. Rtibbed in where the p>
is, it tacts as a tonic to the tortW
nerves and almost invariably bfifs
'^Tta'hfcJIm*, antiieptic qualitieita*
arwaya.lfc rrlied opon to preyed m
‘ aertous results, toff;
hntjbites, cold
fjgg
Get it from d'nmirta.dqr ^ ien^
,11 not aatisfied retorn the
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have tick]
ache? JnstTry Wisard Lhmr
pink pills. 30
¥
J
PIONEER DIES
Captain William Angel. x resident
of Alaska rfnce l*t$. w.»s drowned# it
Ketchikan a abort time ago. He left
his house early In the morn ins to go
aboard his boat, which was moored tit
Charcoal Point, and fell overboard in
some way His body was found soc-n
afterwards.
MIZNER IN TROUBLE
William Mizner. :t well-Known Alas
kan at the early i>«y*. who attained
fame by marrying Mrs Ycrke^. a
wealthy widow, was recently arrest U
for gambling in New York lie was
fined $1,000 and given a Mi! sentence.
The ja» sentence was commuted pro*
tided he would leave the state.
An Alaskan who went to Wichita
Palis ^writes bock to his home town
that when he left he cursed Alaska,
but now he realises that Alaska Is the
best place to stay In, as they charge
him Outside for everything but the air
he breathes.
Dots Your Baek Adtr?
It's uaua'iv n rign of blr-: kidneys,
especially :f i’i> k*dney action is dis
orm-red, pti.'«.s scanty »r too frc
q < *i t. Don ♦'’vj.it for :n.»r<* serious
troubles. Bw using Do*i • Kidney
Pills. Head this tcnvlnefnv testimony.
Mrs. Dus. Andreas. 2443 W. Fifty
eighth St., Seattle,Wash., says: “What
caused my kidneys to get out of order,
I don’t know. Across the small of my
back, and over my kidneys, sharp
pains caught ms all the time. Dissy
spells annoyed me a tot, too, and I al
ways felt tired out and languid. 1
used different kidney remedies but
wasn’t helped until I used Doan’s Kid- j
ney Pills. In a short time Doan’s;
had removed the trouble and I have
felt fine ever since.”
Price <0c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get'
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Andreas had. Foster-MIlburn Co.,
Mfgs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
I Co.. Mfgrs., BufBalo N. T.
(Advertlasmaat.)
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
; fo Frank Pratt and the heirs of Tno*.
C. Noyes deceased: —
You and each of you will take no
tice that the undersigned. the KF’.'
WALdK MINING (BOlfPANY, a cor
poration, co-owner a-itti you in the
TRIANUULAR FRACTION’ Pteor
Mining Claim, situated on the right
limit of Candle Creek, in the Fair
haven Mining and Itecordinir District.
In the Territory of AlAska. (notice of
I location of which is recorded in
Volume* 33 at page 122 of the re
cords of the said recording district.)
has expended in labor and improve
ments on and for the benefit of aald
claim. the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1*11,
1912. 1913, 1914, 1915. and 1919. in per
forming the annua] assessment work
required by law to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required as co -
owner in the sai<J claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety d*ya frejm the expira
tion of the publication of this notice,
or your interest in |*id claim will be
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2924 Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
KEEW^LIK MINING COMPANY.
By E._ J. Mathews, Pres.
Publish—-March 20, 27, April 2. 10. 17.
24, May 1, », It, 22, 29, June 5, lj, 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To F Pritchard, Ms £s*r» and legal
representatives: —
You and each of you *r# hereby no
tified that the undersigned, the K8E
WAUK MINING COMPANY. A cor
poration, co-owner with you la the
CROESUS Association Bench Group
Placer Mining Claim, situated on tho
right limit of Candle Creek. In the
Fairhaven Mining A Recording District
Territory of Alaska, (notice of location
of wfc|?h is recorded in Volume II at
jffji'of fhe reports of said district.>
bos expended i|j |a|x»f Improve
ments on and for the benefit of aald
claim, tlie »Um of flog Hl)||dr«d by.
lam. tm *F*F KHbltf Ml? W? UJ1’
»»»»• »»». mt, MM, awt MU. 1* 5v
forming the annual assassment * work
required by law to hold aakl claim.
And >®u are hereby required as co
owner In the aald claim to oontribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle. Alaska,
within ninety day* from the expire
Npn of the publication of this no*lc\
or your interest In said claim will be
come forfeited toi the under**Aed un
deAthe provisions of srt&dh ifftf Re
vised Statutes' of the UriltM' States:
minim 'MMmhv.
- March to. JJ. ApHt f. 10. ,7.
lUtojUMi. n. If, MM.
•felash, blacksmith, I fMt 11 inches
All 94 years of at*, light complcxlxon.
fray eyes. Left Helena Montana, in
April l»lt for Alaska. Reward to
person locating above party.
Please answer.
Frances Shlaih.
Billings. Montana.
Name Nugget $1.00 per month
Dr. It. V. Ellis, of Chlchasol? re
cently left for the States to tak* a
post graduate course in medicine*.
NOTICE OP FORFEITURE
To Joseph H. O’Brien, also known an
Joseph O'Brien, and W. H. O’Brien
and your heirs and legal represen
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned, the
KEEWALIK MININQ COMPANY, a
corporation, co-owner with you in
those certain placer mining claim*
known and described aa No. one (1) om
Snowshoe Oulch and No, two (2> on
Snowshoe Oulch on the right limit of
Candle Creek, in the Ffiirhavcn Min
ing and Recording District, ip the 1*er
ritory of Alaska, (notices of location
of which are recorded respectively in
Volume 14 at page Mf nnd page SOI of
the records of said retarding District,)
has expended in labor and improve
ments on nnd for the benefit of Mid
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1911,
1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, and 191f, in per
forming the annual assessment work
required by law to hold said claims,
And you are hereby required as co
owner in the said claims to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle. Alaska,
within ninety days from the expira
tion or the publication of thla notice,
or your Interest 19 said Claims will bo
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2124 Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
KEEWALIK MININQ COMPANY,
BY E. J. Mathews, Pres.
Publish—March 20, 27. April 8. 10. 17,
24, May 1, 8, 15, 22. 29, June 5, 12. 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To S. A. Pepper and F. P. Meyer
and your and each of your helm and
lean! representatives: —
You and each of you are hereby no*
tified that the KBEWALIK MINING
COMPANy, a corporation, co-owne-'
with you tn the divided upper two*
thirds of No. four (4) Below Dtocoverv
Plaper Mining Claim op Candle Creek
|n the Fairhaven Mining and Record?
Inf Pistrict, Territory of Alaska. (no
tion of location of whioh ie record*]
In Volume 15 at page 14 of the re.
corde of the mid recording district,)
has expended in labor and improve*
ments on and for the benefit of eald.
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars. each year during the years lilt,
lfl2. 1912, 1914, 19*. and 191C. in per*
forming the annual assessment work
required by law to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required as co
owner in the said claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety daps from tba expira
tion of the publication of this notice,
or your interest in said claim will t»e*
come forfeited to the undersigned up
the WwWffll * l*f
vlwd Htatute. of th« United State,.
KEEWAUK MINING COMPANY,
By E. 1. Mathew.. Pro*.
'Publish—March 20, 17, April J, 10, 13.
24, May 1, », U. «, 29, June 8, 12.1920
w sowpgiTwni
To E. E. Pox, and yoi|r hylr, pid
legal rcprwntafiv,,: —
I Voh and each of >t>h aye hereby nq.
lined Idaf fh»1W#e.*in*ll. (hr KRR,
w-*WB MINJNQ PODR-4NV, a
poiotinn, co-ow0,r wMi you l„ tha
CIMBA REATIilC’R GROUP Aaaoola*
tlon Planer Minin# Claim on the rtytu
limit Of Candla Crtek in tba Pair,
havrn Minina and Reeordlny Dlatriet
in the Territory of Alaska, (notice
of location ot which la recorded In
Volume >» M P»ye 2M of the »
corda of the mid reeordlny dlotrfet.1
h» expended In lebor and lawrore
fln «« fee <* »W
f9!» «f m
(am. each y«af OUflRy the ya*r» (|(L
mi. mutu mi. mm mi. m
formica tha annual emeeament wottt
renulrad by law in held mid malm.
And you ara hanky reqntred no eo
oWner In the mid claim le oontiihute
yetir nro portion of eaoh expendtter*
<e the, enderalaned at Candle. Ahufta.
wMhln ninety An from the expira
tion of the pnbdeatlpu of thin notice,
or your Internet In eeld delta win be,
home fMMted tn the nndeemcned an'
«er IM'.pro'&oAe'kf meton »:« R..
vtted’fhehktWbi’uieO." "
''***$%*P:
wf w *• ii hi '. trm.
P»W<ift—Mamh it. ft. Aped * t*. *?.
May 1. A li. u. «, Jane i, u. IMA