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ALASKA XEKDS FAIR (flASCK
Seattle. April 4—"Alaska aeMla
only a fair chance to come into its
own. It needs only the same chance
given to the middle west to grow
prosperous, it needs and must have
an American chance.'* This appeal
was made last night by Got. Bone
in an address before the Alaska and
Seattle citizens at a banquet given
in his honor at the Rainier Clob by
the Chamber of Commerce. The
Governor further said: "Coordina
tion is today the official watchword
fer Alaska. Bureaucracy has had
its day. it has stifled enterprise and
killed individual iniative in Alaska,
it has halted growth and produced
stagnation. Alaska must have and
will have simplified centralized co
ordinated system of administration
brought closer home to Alaska.
Progress toward this end has al
ready been made and greater ad
vancement is in sight.
JOHNSON MARKS CHARGES
AGAINST AMBASSADOR
Washington. April 5—Hiram John
son. who will seek reelection to the
Senate, has created a sensation in
the eapitol thru his charges that
Hoover. Root and Ambassador Ged-i
des have entered a political conspir
acy to defeat him in the California
primaries, which will be held in Alt-.
Johnson claims that these mpn
are opposing him because of his at
titude in opposing ratification of the
Washington Conference Treaties.
He points to the significant recent
swing of Hoover. Root and Geddes
thru California and their warm re
ception by bis political enemies,
with whom it is charged they held
many conferences.
SPIES HOB TRAIN
Paris. April 5—International
spies last night robbed the mail
train running from Paris to Laro
che. 30 sacks of mail bound for
Italy were taken in an attempt to
capture diplomatic correspondence
relating to the Genoa Economic Con
JOFFRE GOES SOUTH
Portland. April 5—Treasury of
ficials today predicted that all Lib
erty Bonds soon will be selling
above par.
NO REDUCTION IN
NOME MERCHANDISE
FREIGHT RATES
Seattle. April 6—Freight rates to
Nome and other Seward Peninsula
points has been reduced two dollars
per ton over last year’s I'ates on
HAY, OATS. GASOLINE. DISTILL
ATE. EXPLOSIVES and LUMBER.
Seme reduction is PROMISED later
NOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OBTAINS FORT DAVIS
BUILDINGS FOR HOSPITAL
Washington. April G—The Metho
dist Women's Missionary Society of
Nome is given buildings on abandon
ed Camp Ft. Davis site, under House
resolution adopted today by the Sen
ate. The buildings will be used for
hospital purposes.
P. S:—A reorganization of our
Public School on the Junior High
School plan is anxiously looked for
ward too by the people of Nome.
BOOnJKfHfrO CORPORATION
FORMED
Newark, N. J., April I—Postal
authorities hare leaned orders to
atop all mall addressed to American
Deep Sea Company. This action
follows receipt of a letter announc
Ibk the plan to form a company capi
talized at 16,400,000 to traasport
whiskey from Liverpool to the throe
mile limit off the arid coast of the
United States
IRISH SITUATION
BHOOKKNG DANGEROUS
London. April 0—The situation la
Ireland, according to all indication*,,
is becoming very serious. Accord*
lag to newspaper;* dispatches receiv
ed here today, the (rowing antagon
ism of Republicans toward support
ers of the Free State is reaching each
stage that the country Is a verttobie
powder mine.
RA-KMPKROR A BUSY SCRIBE
Berlin, April 4—Doctor Vogel,
former court. . chaplain, returning
from Doome. said Wilhelm each
day during the Washington Confer
ence made notes and formulated
views in a short essaHe has
also written a book about the culti
vation or Orchids.
HOUSE CALLS
COAL OPERATORS
Washington. April 5—The House
Labor Committee telegraphed coal
operators to attend a wage confer
ence with mine workers in Wash
ing ton Monday.
agree to strike meetings
New York. Aprjl 6—Week end
sessions of Anthracite Miners and
Operators sub-committees on wage
contract negotiations, were agreed
upo nby both parties today in an
endeavor to settle the hard coal
ENGLAND ACCEPTS
AMERICAN VIEWS
London. April 5—Acceptance by
British Government of American
views pertaining to the maintenance
costs of the American Army of Oc
cupation, as expounded in a recent
note by Secretary Hughes to the
Allies, has been informally convey
ed to the American government.
ALLIES PAY INTEREST
TO ENGLAND
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London. April 5—The British
government has addressed notes to
her allies, declaring that owing to
the fact that Britain has to pay in
terest on her debt to the United
States', she reserves the right to call
on allies in turn to pay interest on
their war debts to Britain.
JAPS APPOINTED TO
RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS
Tokyo. April 5—Appointment of
Baron Hayashi ambassabor to Bri
tain. Vicount Isshi. ambassador to I
Prance. Kogo Mori financial com
missioner in London and various
delegates to the Genoa Conference.
| was announced today.
| INVESTIGATE KILLING OFEICER
Oklahoma City. April 5—An in
vestigation of the killing of Colonel
Beck. Commandant at Post Field, in
the home of Judge Day. millionaire
oil operator here. ’Will be launched
Friday according to the announce
ment of County Attorney Hughes
made today \
POSTMASTER SHOT BY BAM1MT
Seattle. April «—A. R. Weaver,
postmaster merchant at Pacific City,
iras shot three times and dangerous
ly wounded by bandits last night.
FRIDAY
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MRW UnOUCAN OWNED
Washington, April C—A new all
American owned cable service con*
aecting the Pacific Coast with tbs
far Bast, over a route only one third
the distance of present lines. Is on*
der consideration. Interests, In
connection with companies operat
ing across Pacific Ocean at preaent,
propose a route which In a general
way appears to contemplate a virtual
extension of the present Alaska line
along the Aleutians across to Kam
chatka and on to the Phllllplnes.
Necessary capital required is de
clared to have been subscribed.
DISC HARGED EMPLOYEE
SHOOTS EMPI/IYKR
Chicago, April 6—Charles Fair
field. enraged over his discharge by
the Jones Foundry Company, rushed
into the office of E. J. Powers, the
superintendent, shot and killed one
man and wounded three others and
then was shot to death by Powers.
MRS. I, F SWIFT DIES
Chicago, Aprif 6—Mrs. Louis F.
Swift, wife of the big Chicago pack
er. died yesterday afternoon at her
home, following an illness of a few
WAR CORRESPONDENT DIES
London. April 6—Announcement
by the London Times states that
Frederick Villiers. famous war art
ist and correspondent, has passed to
the great beyond.
SEATTLE ATTORNEY AC QUITTED
Tacoma. April 6—Henry Clay Ag
new. Seattle attorney charged with
attempting to assist prisoners to es
cape from the jail here, was acquitt
ed bv the jury trying the case.
FLOODS IN SOUTH.
Dallas’ Tex.. April 6—Many rivers
in the state of Texas are overflowing
their banks and a general flood stage
lias been reached by the streams.
HARDING AND CABINET
PAY TRIBUTE
Washington. April 6—President
Harding and members of the cabinet
joined in a tribute to the memory of
Admiral Peary today, when a me
morial wreath was placed on his
grave In Arlington National ceme
tery by the National Geographic
Society.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
Managua. Nicaraugua. April 6th—
President Chamorro and cabinet
have proclaimed martial law for 30
days, after discovering that there
exists a plot against the government.
GOVERNMENT WATCHFULLY
WAITING
Washington, April 6—-Attorney
General Dougherty said that the
government “is watchfully waiting”
for any increase in coal prices and
declared “I will see that the public
is not pinched in any way. ”
iUNK SHOT IN BACK
Oklahoma City. April C—Colonel
Beck was shot from the back ac
cording to a story printed In the
Oklahoma News and quoting sheriff
Ben Dancy.
GHRMANY RECOGNIZES RUSSIA.
Berlin. April «—Germany’s recog
nition of Rnssla was carried in the
Brest-Utorsk treaty. Chancellor
Wirth declared today. He dented
that the government had agreed with
Chltieherin, head of Bolshevik dele
gation, on a common attitude at the
Genoa Conference. Wirth further
stated Chat there had been much talk
in the last few days concerning the
contemplated similiariiy of position
of both countries in the existing state
of world economics.
IS A DISGRACB TO THE HOUSR.
Washington. April I—Represen
tative Garner of Texas declared in
the House today that if permitted by
the rules to speak what was in the
minds of 434 of 436 House members,
he would say that Representative
Blanton of that State “Is a disgrace
to this House and ought to be kick
LLOYD GEORGE ON
WAY TO GENOA
Paris. April 6—Lloyd George is
due tomorrow afternoon on his way
to Genoa. George will interview
Poincaire before leaving for the
HEART TO HE REMOVED
Funchal. Maderia. April 6—The
heart of formei* Emperor Charles is
to be removed and will be sent in a
glass jar to Austria. It is the pres
ent intention to send the body to
Hungary.
EMPLOYMENT INCREASE
IN SEATTLE
Washington. April 6—Department
of Labor reports announce that.
Seattle is third highest in increased
| employment in a list of 65 leading
I American cities for the month of
| March.
J rtJRCI ROBRED
OP HER JEWELS
San Juan Capistrano. Calif,, Apr.
6—Madame Galli Curci, opera sin
ger, was,, robbed here today of jew
els and other valuables worth $45.
000 when two girls fled with the
jewel case which had been left by
the singer's maid in a cafe rest
, SOLDIER BOOTLEGGERS
ARE ARRESTED
Camp Dir. April 6—Five civilians
and twenty soldiers were arrested
as bootleggers and charged with
taking equipment valued at $150.
000 according to an announcement
made by military authorities.
DUPLICATE LIBERTY
BONDS CIRCULATED
} Washington, April 6—Duplicate
| numbered liberty bonds were er
j ronously put in circulation in
: amounts yet to be determined, is
i the Announcement made by under
| secretary of the Treasury Gilbert.
—
J 1». S:—Socrates says: *,There
1 are things we may not #lo to escape
I death, for BASENESS Is worse than
1 DEATH, and SWIFTER.”
nlRBCrrOR IN skatti.k
Seattle. April «—Bugene Meyer
Jr., managing director ot the war
(loanee corperetloa, arrlred (or a
conference with Seattle Bankera and
Washington farmers.
ARMY OKKinm A BURNT
FROM COMMAND
San Frandaco, April 6- -Army of
gcera at the Presidio today admitted
that LMlit Ralph J. Mitchell has
been absent from his commnad at
Fort Riley since January ZSrd.
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times when I had an attack I could
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INFORMATION WANTED
The Governor’s office has been ap
pealed to for assistance in the search
for ARTHUR OLVER. who was in
Seattle in 1911 and signified his in
tention at that time to come to Alas
ka. Nothing has been heard from
him since, gind his mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Olver, 43 Fulwood Road.
Aigbruth. Liverpool. England, after
advertising in the Seattle papers and
receiving no information, is asking
this office for assistance in locating
him. Replies should he sent to the
Governor’s office
Juneau, Alaska, December 20, 1921
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