FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
PERSHING TO TOUR
SOUTH AMERICA
Washington. Sept 1—Ocneral John
.1. Pershing- will tour the principal
countries of South America at the end
of the year as personal representative
of President Wilson, if present plans
of the State Department are carried
through.
FORMER NOMEITE IN TROUBLE
Seattle. Sept. —Charles E. Kelly,
a widely known former Nome and
Klond.vke druggist, was today indicted
l-.v the federal grand jury on 1ST counts
for selling morphine on prescriptions
issued by Dr. J. K. Oodfrey.
COX TO UNDERTAKE
EXTENSIVE STUMP TOUR
Columbus, O. Sept. .*—Governor
Cox Is preparing to start on what is
cV scribed as the most extensive stump
tour ever undertaken by a presidential
candidates, lie will, according to an
nouncements today, wage his battle fo*
the presidency in every state west of
the Mississippi river, with the excep
tion of Arkansas, Texas and Louis
iana. His first speech will he in
Lanssing tomorrow.
WHITE DECLARES WILL
PROVE COX CHARGES
Chicago, Sept. .'5—The Senate cam
paign fund Investigation cntminittee
adjourned today until next Tuesday,
when the hearings will be completed
Bringing evidence which he said I
absolutely proves Governor Cox's
“slush fund" charges against the re
publican party, FT H. Moore, of
Youngstown, Ohio, Cox’s personal rep
resentative. arrived here today to tes
tify before the Senate investigation
committee.
Chicago. Sept. 3—The Senate cam
paign fund investigation committee
adjourned today without having heard
K. H. Moore, Cox’s personal repre
sentative. who claims to have in his
possession ample evidence to sustain
the governor’s campaign fund charges.
Chairman Kenyon announced that the
committee would meet in Chicago
Tuesday to hear Moore.
The latter told newspapermen tin
lie was prepared to prove that the re
publican leaders announced publicly
last January that they expected to
raise a $15,000,000 campaign fund.
"They have changed Lincoln’s famous
aphroism ‘a government by the people'
to 'a government buy the people’.” sai l
Moore. He said that “if the republi
cans would just come out and tell
about raising the money, they would
have nothing to fear," he said. “They
will have committed on ciime." Moore
added, "by raising a large sum of
money for their campaign.”
FORMER AMBASSADOR
ATTACKS WILSON
Ogdensburg, N. V. Sept. 3—Presi
dent Wilson was described as “an au
tocrat of secretive methods and un
known purposes" and his administra
toeracy and incompetence" in a speech
made before a republican meeting her*
last night by Henry I .one Wilson,
former American ambassador to Mex
U. S. SUBMARINE IN
DESPERATE STRAITS
New Haven. Sept. 2—A W-ab-ss
message from the steamship (ioneral
(Joethals picked up here tonight
the United States submarine S-5 lias
been .submerged for thirty five hours
off Cape Henlopen and asks that de
Sunken Sub. On Recruiting Service
Boston. Sept. 2—The submarine S
5. according to local naval officials
left the Navy Yard here Monday en
route to Baltimore on recruiting ser
Rescue Vessels Pumping Air To
Imprisoned Sub. Crew
Philadelphia, Sept 2—Air is now
being pumped into the submerged s ib
marine S-5 by two steamers whicn art
standing by the submerged vessel.
The submarine is situated fifty five
miles southeast <>f Cape Henlopen.
The crew of thirty five men and two
officers are still alive, according to
wireless advices just received at the
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SEATTLE NEW YORK
Alaska Building 127 W. 27th Street
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid f~r ltuw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New Yrk Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. if det red, your
shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will be teturned to you. transportation charges
prepaid. Ship by Insured Parrel Post or Express. Ship in a dry
condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
or bale. All payments nre made by check on the Seattle National
Bonk, or in. any other manner dee!red. Special Instructions, if any.
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
Philadelphia Navy Yard.
A torpedo boat Is on the way to
assist in the rescue.
Sub Crew Rescued Today
Philadelphia, Sept. .1—Radio mes
sages to the Philadelphia Navy Vary
today told of the. rescue early today
of the officers and crow of the sub
roarine S-5 after they had spend nearly
two days locked in disabled vessel be
t oath the Atlantic south of Cape Hen
lopen. It was after throe o'clock this
morning w'hen Uout. fomninmler r
Al. Cooke the last man t<* leave the
vessel was taken aboard the steam r
Atlantus.
WHITE. NEGRO LONGSHOREMEN
CLASH IN N. Y.
New York. Sept. - -White and
I ivgro longshoremen employed on the
New York docks engaged in a severe
battle on a pier «>n North ltiv« r today.
The services ..r several standard
sized police squads were required to
SOLSHEVIKI ORDER
MOBILIZATION ALL.
MALES 18 TO 50
eminent today issued an order for tie
mobilization of all Russians hetwe n
Pole*. Claim Annihilation of Budenny
army under General Budenny, the not
ed cavalry leader, was annihilated he
the Polish forces during recent opera -
lions in the Remborg sector which he
her 1”. says today's Polish statements.
"Only isolated detachments of Ru
denny's forces escaped," the statement
continues. "Budenny's mounted men
have Iwen endeavoring to break thru
the Polish line and march on Rubin.
The Bolshevik! Inst heavily in killed
and wounded.” adds the statements,
“tlie Poles capturing thousands of
prisoners, sixteen guns and enormous
quantities of materials."
Bol-heviki Sending All Reserves To
Washington. Sept. 3—All available
Bolsheviki reserve forces have been
ordered from Petrograd to the fighting
area In the vicinity of Grodno, the
State Department was advised today.
An effort to mobilize sailors and to
take them from their ships near
Kronstadt to fight «•- the war front is
reported to have resulted in riots in
which a number of fatalities a.-curred.
The disorders are said to have spread
into the suburbs of Petrograd before
being suppressed.
Great forest fires are sweeping thru
several provinces of Soviet Russia,
menacing the winter fuel supply of
GERMANY REFUSES WAR
ENTRY PROPOSALS
Berlin, Sept. 3—"Germany has re
fused proposals from both the Hus
sions and the Entente to go into the
war between Poland and Soviet Rus
sia.” Foreign Minister Simons declar
ed in a public statement today.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PURCHASES HEADQUARTERS
Nntional Hotel, the largest and most
widely famed* hotel in Geneva, has
been sold to the League of Nations
and will be converted into a head
quarters for the League assembly.
The purchase price is given as 5.500.000
AUTO AND GAS ENGINE
REPAIR SHOP OPENED
..W. E. Case', has opened an Auto
and Gas Engine repair shop for the
convenience of Automobile owners in
the old Fire Department House op
posite Webb’s Meat Market. Work
is guaranteed.
Cuticura Will Help
You Look Your Best
Make the Cuticura Trio your every
day toilet preparations and watch
your skin, hair and hands improve.
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal, and the
Talcum to powder and perfume.
Ointments and Me. Talemnfife.
■^Cetieun 8e«e>brie wMwet ana.
SOME OF THE IMPORTANT MEASURES
PASSED BY THE LAST LEGISLATURE
B> James P. Daly, Represet
A TERRITORIAL ROAD APPROPRIATION of $375,000 00 to be divided equally lietween the four
Divi'>ions and cx|>ended during the years 1919-20. for which Ja-. P. Daly introduced a measure for $400,000 00 Thin
was cut in Committee to $200,000.00, raised to $300,000 00, finally to $400,000 00 and passed both Hou-es for the latter
amount l»ut was cut in Conference to $375,000.00 for which amount it became a Law. Mo~t strenuous objections were
made by members from the Southern Divisions to the equal division of this Approprialion because of the -mall amount
of taxes paid by this Division, less than 3': of the whole Pevenue of the Territory.
THE NEW ROAD ACT which makes a quarter of a million dollars more of Federal Road Aid and Postal Road
Aid Funds available, a large saving in overhead expense and will result in more Federal funds being spent in this Divi
THE SHIPPING BOARD ACT which created a Territorial Shipping Board that ha~ made a searching and
thorough investigation of steamship transportation and conditions, and presented same with a showing of the necessity of
lower rates, if the Territory is to develop and not go backward, to Secretary of the Interior Payne and the Interdepart
mental Commission. It resulted in Secretary Payne's plan of Government vessels and present steamship lines each
handling part of the traffic under Federal Supervision U S Emergency Fleet Corporation vessels are to be u-ed in con
junction with those of the consolidated Alaska lilies. This plan when coiisumah d will materially reduce rates and give
better service. Credit is due our Shipping Board that Alaskan steamship rates were not increased this year.
AN APPROPRIATION of $93,000 00 for the care of the sick and burying the dead during the Influenza Epi
medic of 1918-19, most all of which was expended in this Division. Introduced by Jas. P Daly.
INCREASED APPROPRIATION for our SCHOOLS to cover increased expenses including increase in teach
HEALTH AND SANITATION ACT carrying a large appropriation to guard against and handle possible
future epidemics
AN ACT ESTABLISHING FISH HATCHERIES to develop Alaska's greatest industry
GREATER APPROPRIATIONS by $30,000.0 for the PIONEERS HOME, introduced by Jas. P Daly and
$15,600.00 for OLD AGE PENSIONS, than was made by previous Legislature.
APPROPRIATIONS totalling $180,404.00 was made for the Pioneers Home. OLD AGE PENSIONS. RELIEF OF
DESTITUTION, and CARE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN . The total of such appropriations is over one sixth af
all the Territorial Revenues collected in the year 1918 and 1919. A record of helpfulness that is unsurpassed by
any State or Country in the world.
SHELTER CABIN APPROPRIATION was only $5,000.00 though a measure wa- introduced by Jas. P.
Daly for $20,000.00 which was cut in Committee to $10,000.00 at which amount it passed both Houses but was cut io
Conference to $5,000.00 and became a Law for that amount in the General Appropriation Act. The reduction was made
over the strenuous objections of the Second Division Delegation.
REQUIRING THE RECORDING OF CONDITIONAL SALES lo protect Labor
LABOR COMMISSIONER ACT providing for the inspection of canneries and factories, and for better living
and working conditions of their employee-. Introduced by Jas. P Daly and Ja-. J. Bogan
MEASURES THAT PASSED THE HOUSE BUT DEFEATED IN THE SENATE.
EIGHT HOUR BILLS that were endorsed by Alaska Unions passed the House, all the members of the Second
Division House Delegation supporting them, but were killed in the Senate.
A BILL TO REIMBURSE REGISTRANTS for actual necessary traveling and subsistence expenditure** -
wh'-ti r< porting for medical examination or induction pa-sed the House but was killed in the Senale Introduced by
James P Daly. *
MEASURE VETOED
A BILL FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF WIRELESS. TELEPHONE AND TELE
GRAPH STATIONS, and authorizing the Territorial Board of Road Commissioners to erect and maintain
the same. This measure was intended to give relief to the people of isolated communities having no such means
of communication. Vetoed by the Governor.
ADVKKTISKMKNT
HOT FOOT BATHS FIGURE IN
DIVORCE SUIT, NOME COUPLE
Eugene Chiliberg. son of a Seattle |
t*aniter, so ha toil to answer the tele- j
phone that he would make every ex- ;
fuse possible to escape, and his chief
fo««t hath when the telephone rang,
according to testimony given by his
wife Carolyn Chilberg, during a «1 i
vorce contest started by the couple in
the Los Angeles courts recently.
An account of the proceedings
printed in the Los Angeles Times says,
“The couple were married in Alaska. ,
They now run an apartment house,
and the wife testified that the husband
will not do any work. She tiled suit
for til** support of her child, and he.
in a cross complaint, asked for di
vorce on the ground of cruelty." Ow- ^
ing to the postponement of the hear- i
ing. the results of the contest Is not 1
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School ,yi. 11 A. M
Preaching Service. 8 P. M
You are cordially Invited to attend
these Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Pastor.
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS
Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Ader-i-ka, removes
all foul, accumulated poisonous matter
from BOTH upper and lower bowel
and prevents appendicitis. Relieves
ANY CASE gas on stomach or consti
pation. The INSTANT pleasant ac
tion of Adler-i-ka surprises both doc
tors and patients. A business man re
ports great benefit in a long standing
case of Indigestion and spur stomach.
Lomen Brothers, druggists.
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