MONDAY
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rmro-wiiJiARi) bout
TO RE lath JCLT
Trenton, July 9—Boxing Com
mlssioners have announced that
Harry Lewis ot Newark will be the
Referee at the Wlllard-Kirpo light
In Jersey City on July 12th. Jim
Jefferies was barred front referee
ing this bout on account of bis not
being a resident of the Slate.
IHSMrSEV (JETS THE KALE
Great Palls, July 9—Jack Demp
eep and his manager Jack Kearns
left the state of Montana with two
hundred and eighty five thousand
dollars added to their bank roll
from the Dempsey-Gibbous Dffht
held in Shelby the Fourth.
babe drives out Wth
New York. July 9—Babe Ruth
drove out his sixteenth home run
for the aeason In the game Saturday
between New York and St. Louis.
New York winning the game with
■core ot five to two.
8 leviathan makes first
trans-atlantic trip.
New York. July 9—the steamship
.eviathan left her pier here Friday
torning on her first trip across the
itlantic since her reconditioning
y the government started. Noted
twyers. politicians and public offle
,1s. and stage folks were Included
l the 1700 paseengers aboard.
HARDING
CELEBRATES
ERRING ANNIVERSARY
Ketchikan. July 9lh—President
Harding celebrated! (the 32nd an
niversary of his wedding. The res
idents of Ketchikan accorded him
a noisy welcome. The party arriv
ed here from Metlakahtla where
they spent three hours visiting the
church erected by Father Duncan
"Apostle of Alaska," and the talk
ing with Indians and townspeople,
hearing Alaska’s problems. The
President laid the corner stone of
the Masonic Temple here. Hard
tug stated that-"*** would be in
San Francisco the 30th ot July.
HIGHWAYMEN KIDNAP RIOH
Hong Kong, July 9—Bandits to
day held up a train on the Canton
and Kowloon railroad 15 miles
from Canton, killing a Chinese mili
tary officer and one soldier and
carrying" off 90 of the upper class
Chinese who are being held for
ransom. Booty valued at ffity
thousand dollars was taken.
NEVADA HAS NO DRV IAW
Reno, July 9—Nevada is with out
• state prohibition enforcement
agency as a result of the Supreme
Court decision late yesterday in
holding the Whitely Act which was
enacted at the last session of the
legislature, to be unconstitutional.
VILLA TO FIGHT AGAIN SOON
Boston. July 9—Pancho Villa who
won the world’s flyweight cham
pionship from Jimmy Wilde a short
time ago has been matched to fight
Abe Pitchman a New England Ban
tam Weight on the 20th of July.
CAUFORNIAN WINS
WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Wilborn, July 8th—William M.
Johnson of Ban Francisco won the
world’s championship in Lawn Ten
nis here this afternoon.
PLANS MADE TO RUN
McADOO FOR PRESIDENT
New York, July 9—Detailed plans
for the launching of a presidential
boom with McAdoo for President,
was worked oat here at a dinner by
a dosen of McAdoo’s Intimate
friends last evening.
BOVJCK ELECTED TO
FARMER LABOR PARTY
Chicago, July 9—William Bouck
was elected as'National Chairman
of the Federated Farmer Labor
CONVENTION TO HE WELD
IN SEATTLE 1080
San Francisco, July 9—The Na
tional Education Association will
hold their annual 1925 convention
In Beattie according to an announoa
moot made by the Board of Dirac
A
FORMER DISTRICT
ATTORNEY NOME DEAD
Seattle July 9—F. M. Saxton, a
former U. S. District Attorney at
Nome is dead at his home at the
Dalis. Oregon, funeral services will
be held Monday. A number of
people will attend the funeral ac
cording to a wire received from Mrs
O. D. Cochran by her husband here
at Nome, today.
KX01.ISH GOBS TAKE
FRENCH LEAVE
Portland. July »—Twenty
members of the crew of the British
cruiser Curlew, deserted the vessel
here last night.
CUTTER FIRES ON
HOOTCH RUNNERS
Highlands. July 9—Fifteen shots
were fired last night from a Reven
ue Cutter at rum runners after they
had bee-n aboard a French ship and
were trying to escape.
COMMISSION RECOMMENDS
GOV’T REGULATION
Washington, July 9—A govern
ment regulation was recommended
by the Coal Commission in their j
preliminary report to congress on ;
their investigation of the Anthracite |
industry.
MOVE TO BALK
SHOWING DEMPSEY
FIGHT FILM
Washington, July 9—New Justice
Officials have said that movies of
the DempseyXJibbons fight would
not be shown outside of the State
of Montana if the department can
prevent it. The prize fight film
law prohibits . the transporting of
such films across the line of any
state but congress failed to provide
a penalty for the exhibition of such
films if the exhibitors were not in
volved In the transportation of the
SERVANTS STRIP
HOUSE OF JEWELS
i Rome. July 9—Prince Carlo G.
| luitlniania and Princess Mariware.
| were chloroformed during the night
by servants in their palace and re
itavett -ittW-ttU and money valued,
at two million lier.
PARLIAMENT STANDS
RACK OF POINCARE
Paris. July 9—Parliament stands
back of Poincare in declaring that
the Papal Reparations letter can
have no effect on the decision of
France to stay in the Ruhr until
Germany pays.
PRESIDENT FEARS WILL RUN
SHORT OF CHANGE
Tacoma. July 7—President Hard
ing shouted from the deck of the
Henderson that he feared that he
would run short of change in Alas
ka as he could not get his pay
check with out being in Washing
ton to sign for it.
TUESDAY
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FORCED DOWN IN
TRAVS.-COV. FLIGHT
Mineola, July 10—Lieut. Russell
Maughan who hopped off at Mineola
at dawn yesterday and headed for
the Pacific Coast with the expecta
tion of reaching his destination be
fore-dusk was forced down at *na
p. m. ten miles from St. Joseph, Mo.
the same day. Engine trouble was
reported as the cause of abandon
ing the flight. Maughan intended
to make three or four stops on the
flight from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, he intended stoping at Day
ton, Ohio, St. Joseph, Mo., Cheyen
ne, Wyo., and Salduro, Utah, at
each of these places Maughan in
tended to take a rest of a few min
utes from the terrific strain of con
tinuous flying.
FORD INVOLVED IN
LIBEL SUIT
New York, July 10th—Herman
Bernstein editor of the Jewish Tri-:
bune. announced that he has retain
ed Samuel Untermter as attorney to
institute a libel suit against Henry
Ford. The basis of the action Is
founded on an article In the Dear
born Independent charging Bern
stein with being a "spy” and “with
my combination of International
Jewish Bankers."
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CHEW IK EVOKED BY
HARDING IX AI ASK A
Ketchikan. July 10—The Presi
dent aud Mv. Harding in celebrat
ing thelT thirty second wedding an
niversary in Alaska aaid it was the
most memorable experienced in the
32 years of their wedded life. The
people at Ketchikan accorded the
President and Mrs. Harding a noisy
welcome, every description of boats
met the Henderson at the mouth of
the harbor and escorted the Trans
port to the dock, every boat was
loaded to its capacity. Governor
Bone headed the welcoming dele
gation. The President made his
first landing in Metlakutla and in
response to many grievances made
by the natives promised that the
government would do everything
possible in the matter of education
al advantages, and Christian influ
The President’s visit to Alaska is
an event for history as he is the
first Chief Executive to ever visit
the Territory.
FRENCH SIGN WITHOUT
AXY RESERVATIONS
Paris. July 10—The French
Chamber of Deputies signed at
Paris without reservations the Dis
armament agreement that was held
at Washington in 1021 by France,
Britain. Japan and the Unite-d
AI.YSKAN’S PRESENT NUGGET
TO MRS. HARDING
Wrangell. July 10—Cpon arrival
in Ketchikan of the Presidential
party Mrs. Harding was presented
with a Gold Nugtret locket by the
ladies of Ketchikan and the Presi
dent was presented with a gold key.
MILLIONAIRE GIVES
AWAY NKKLES
Tarry town, July 10—Rockefeller
celebrated the eighty fourth Sunday
of his giving money to children, in
stead of giving dimes this time as
h< did before he gave away Nickels.
When asked for an interview' he re
plied “I’d rather do more and say
IIOPY OP HAMiOOMST
FOUND LASHED TO BASKET
Port Stanley. July 10—The body
of Lieut. Roth was found lashed to
the basket of the ill fated Balloon
A-6698, four miles southwest of
here yesterday morning. Iiieut.
ftoth in company with Lieut. Null
Of the American Navy were under
going an endurance flight when the
Balloon in which the flight was
being attempted in. dropped into
Lake Erie. The body of Lieut.
Null was found near Point Pelce
earlier in the day.
PRESIDENT’S PARTY
ARRIVES JUNEAU
. .Juneau. July 10—President Hard
ing’s party arrived here this morn
ing to spend 24 hours in the Capitol
and will sail tomorrow for Seward.
The President was very much in
terested in the spectacle of crashing
ice as it broke loose from the Taku
Glacier as the Henderson proceeded
on her way to this port.
BODY OF AMERICAN
BAJJiOONIST FOUND
Windsor. Ont.. July 10—A body
believed to be that of Lieut. T. B.
Null the missing American Balloon
ist who disappeared with Lieut.
Roth in the ill fated balloon A-6698
some time past, was found today in
Lake Erie off Point Pelce.
B. P. O. E. STARTS REUNION
Atlanta. July 10—The fifty ninth
Grand Lodge convention and the re
union of the Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks started here Monday
afternoon.
E X-JUSTICE SUPREME
' COURT DEAD
Cleveland. July 10—Former As
sistant Justice Day of the United
States Supreme Court died at Mack
inac Island, Michigan last night, ac
cording to a dispatch from Cleve
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
UPHOLDS POINCARE
Paris. July 10—The Chamber of
Deputies after discussing the Pope
letter on the Ruhr situation voted
confidence in Poincare 380 to 100.
METAL WORKERS
STRIKE' IN BERLIN
Berlin. July 10—More than 60,
000 of Berlin's 280,000 Metal work
ers have struck following a union
[ vote rejecting the second time the
1 agreement reached between the
movement and the employ
TO XWIF.
M FOONER WO *,), ON
San Francisco. July Jo—The
schooner Fred H. Wood with Capt
Nicho’as Borkhon in command,
carrying the A. H. Moore party of
gold seekers, sailed for Nome. Sat
urday afternoon. according to a
wire from San Francisco.
I HAMHTS RATTLE
WITH MILITARY
Hone Hone. July 10—Twenty of
the bandits who held up the train
near Canton were killed in a battle
today with Chinese troops, the main
body of the bandits however escap
ed to the hills with ninety welltodo
Chines*- who were taken and held
for ransom when the train was
HEAD OK SOVIET
DELEGATION REMOVED
on don. July 10—A Reuters dis
patch from Moscow reports the re
moval of Lennin Krassin as the
head of the Soviet delegation at
London.
WEDNESDAY*
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amendments to fishing
INDUSTRY REJECTED
Washington. July 11—The State
Department held little hope today
for a forced session rf the Halibut
fishing interests on the North Paci
fic *aud in Alaska.
Advices from Ottawa state that
Parliament in the ratification treaty
did not accept the# amendment in
serted by the Senate, declaring that
the terms of the covenant should In
applicable to Nationals of all oth^r
parts of the British Empire.
RANK (TiOSES DOORS
OX DEPOSITORS
Great Falls. July 11—The Stan
ton Trust and Savings Bank whose
President Geo. H. Stanton largely
financed the Dempsey-Gibbons fight
have closed their doors to deposi
tors of six hundred thousand dol
POTHIER RELEASED
OX MANDATE
Providence July 11—Roland R.
Pothier who has been imprisoned
for the last nine months in connec
tion with the death of Major Cronk
hite at Camp Lewis, has been re
leased on a mandate from the Fed
eral Court of Appeals according to
a wire from Providence today.
IIIL COOK ARCTIC
EXPLORER INDICTED
Cleveland. July 11—Twenty six
Teaas oil promoters including Dr.
Cook former Arctic explorer, were
indicted today by the Federal Grand
Jury on charges of using the mail
for a conspiracy and to defraud.
BALDWIN TO LAY FACTS
BEFORE PARLIAMENT
London, July 11—Baldwin an
nounced to the House of Commons
that he would lay before Parliament
Thursday ail the facts relating to
the long drawn out fruitless negoti
ations which Lord Curzon and him
self, have conducted with Premier
Poincare for the settlement of pro
blems arising out of the occupation
of the Ruhr and Rhineland and the
Reparations question existing be
tween France and Germany. Bald
win's remarks Indicate a grave situ
ation in regards to relations be
tween France and Britain.
Avoid Mistakes
No Need For Nome People To
Experiment with Such Convincing
Evidence at Hand
There are many well-advertised
kidney remedies on the market today,
but none so well-recommended In1
thia locality as Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Read the following.
Mre. E. C. Siddons, 108-17th St.,
Oregon City, Ore., says: “I am glad
to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills
for I know they can't* be beat for
kidney complaint. My kidneys were
weak and if I overworked or took
cold it settled on my kidneys and I
had severe backaches. I could
hardly do my work and my kidneys
didn't act right. I tmed Doan's hnd
they were Just what I needed. They
soon rid me of the backaches and
other signs of kidney complaint.”
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply oak for a Mdney remedy—get
Doan’s KUoey Pi Ha—the same that
Mn ftlddon* had. Foster-Milburn
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PRESIDENT WIIJ. MAKE
NO PROMISES
Wrangell, July 11—Addressing
briefly a delegation that waited up
on him to explain the needs of the
community, President Harding said
that his trip was only a trip of ob
servation and be would make no
promises.
A NOTH Hit BANK GOES l.NDKIl
Great Falls, July 11 -The First
State Hank of Shelby of which
Mayor James A. Johnson tine of the
backers of the Dempsey-Gibbons
fight was President has closed its
doors owing depositors two hun
dred thousand dollars. Johnson
lost one hundred thousand on the
FOUND GUILTY
MURDERING HUSBAND
Chicago. July 11—Miss Saril|p|
Nitti Crudelle was found guilty of |
the murder of her first husband.;
Frank N'itti which took place some j
RECEIVES SENTENCE
FOR MURDER
N’ew York, July 11—Mrs. Anna
Buzzi has been sentenced to be ex
ecuted for the murder of Fredrick
Schnider with whom she lived for
eight years as his wife.
TRIER FOR MURDER
OF MOTHER-IN-LAW
Newark. July ll—Mrs. Mary F.
Creighton was placed on trial today
for the murder of Mrs. Anna Creigh
ton her mother-in-law.
AGED SPINSTER EVICTED
FROM APARTMENT
New York. July 11—.Miss Sarah
Lodwick an aged spinster was
evicted from her apartment on Mad
ison avenue for participation in a
late luncheon with J. P. Morgan.
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
TO SAVE CHINA
Shanghai. July 11—-Greetings to
Harding on his trip to Alaska and
an appeal to him to take the lead
in saving China for Democracy were
wirelessed to the Chief Executive
today by the American Chamber of
Commerce at Shanghai.
GERMANY PROTESTS
TO ALLIED NATIONS
Berlin. July 11—Germany pro
tested to Great Britain and the Al
lied governments against the clos
ing of the frontier of the occupied
zone by France and Belgium today.
SECRET SERVICE TO
PROTECT HARDING
Anchorage July 11—Secret ser
vice men are being placed alone
the railroad to the Interior and on
the Richardson Highway to protect
the President.
DEATHS DUE TO
HEAT AND LIGHTNING
Chicago. July 11—Twelve deaths
due to intensive heat and five to
lightning in the last 36 hours has
been reported today.
PRINCESS CHARGED
WITH KUiLING HARRY
London. July 10—Princess Marie
Margurite Fahmy. a French girl,
has been charged at Bow Street to
day with the murder of her hus
band last night in the Savoy Hotel.
HARDING AND ORREGON TO
MEET IN NEAR FUTURE
Washington. July 11—President
Harding and President Obregon
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GOVFKN'OK OF AI.AHKI
Juneau. July 11—In an address
tu the Governor, Hardinu observed
that there must be a lot of Baptists
in Juneau, "at any rate people who
turn out so generously on a rainy
day like this ought to have some
pleasure of return satisfaction. Wo
have been getting impress? I bv the
secenery in Alaska during the first
part of our trip—sturdy, majestic,
stalwart and immovable are truly
the only words that will describe
this wonderland of ours. I am proud
or you as citizens of the United
States, it is good to know of Alaska
and it is our purpose to know you
better and have you know our gow
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NOIHR. ALASKA
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On 6 month deposits.
4% per annum
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