MONDAY
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SENATE ADOPTS
PEACE RESOLUTION
Washington, May, 1—The Kn*»x
resolution, tomiinatng the theoretical
state of war between the United
States and Germany and Austria was
ndopted last night by the Senate af
ter extended debate. The vote on the
meetsiire was light 43 to 23.
The resolution now goes to the
House for endorsement.
MOBILIZATION OF ENTIRE
NAVAL FLEET IN
PACIFIC CONTEMPLATED
Seattle, May. 1 Jack Underwood,
special Times correspondent at Wash
ington. in a special to that journal
‘Naval officials and leaders of tie*
a'iimiinfist ra ti on an* considering plans
for the assemblage of the entire naval
strength of the United States in the
Paciiflo. and naval strategists are also
discussing with great earnestness the
■establishment of two naval Imws on
the Alaska coast. Among the points
under consideration for this puri>o.se
aro Dutch lla.rhor and one of the
bays of Attn Islands, tlie westernmost
Island of the Aleutian group.
WILL RUSH ALASKA
DEVELOPMENT BOARD BILL
Washington. May 1—Th * Alaska
I>velopment Hoard Mill, designed t<>
Coordinate the Work of tli various
, government bureau’s n Alaska, will
be introduced in thingness May. 10, and
will be pushed sjieedily as possible. ae
ure as soon as possible after that date.
Congressman Curry will ask that leg
vlslation be expedited so as to get the
bill enacted hefo.no th - present session
closes. All department head's and bu
reau chief's who have had a hand in
the government of Alaska will be call
ed to testify at the hearings on the
measure, as well a,s residents of the
territory and others interested in its
government and development_
125 THOUSAND MARINE
WORKERS STRIKE
having failed, together the appeal
per cent contemplated by the ship
The strike involves' both Shipping
Board and privately owned vessels.
First Strike Test on Alaska Ships
Tonight
Seattle, May. 2—The first test <>f the
tnaitfcno workers strike as regards Al
aska. will come In an attempt to sail
the City of Seattle for Skngwny to
TRIPLE TRAGEDY AT
LEWISTON. IDAHO
7,ewiston, Td.. May. 1—Joseph Hart,
owned of a Snake RJiver steamhoat
line, shot ;und killed his wife and C
Y. AVilmarth, a near by neighbor, and
took his own life here today.
WASHINGTON FULL OF RUMORS
ON ALASKA GOVERNORSHIP
Washington, May, 2—Th"__ large
rtwnber of Alaskans assembled here
are on the verge of nervous prostra
tion, so long has been the wailing for
the announcement of Alaskan appolnt
for the governorship are being contin
ued by Hazelett, Wickersham and
Behn. "Delegate Sutherland is taking
no part in the governorship fight, hut
he favors Wlekersham. with territor
ial committeeman McBride backing
Hazelett.
The aHr is fairly saturated with ru
mors. One persistently circulated Is
that the president will not appoint
either„Wickersham. Hazelett or Belir.
If so, Perkins will be in line, with
support from the Washington Sena
tors and some other western co*.u, c s
ALLIES TO GIVE GERMANY
ONE MORE CHANCE
Bond on, May. 2—The Allied Su
preme Council, after receiving the re
port. of the Council of Foreign Minis
ters today, agreed in principle to a
p'fvn of Foreign Minister Jasper for
Belgium, providing for an ultimatum to
be presented to Germany and for mili
tary measures to be used in case Ger
many ahcrakl default.
Under (ha plan Germany must give
by May 11th, a categorical Answer, yes
or no, to ttfie Allied reparations de
mands or a utter the Infliction of mili
tary toad aavat pmaHJaa.
U. S. Abandons Mediation Movements
Tjondoai, May. 2—M. Jus&erand,
SYench amfoasador to Washington, has
[•ablii! Ikto an outline of the conver
-•■j.ti'nns he 'has h id with Secretary of
Stole ’ll^fr' c> :'r^TK-filflg the attitiitdo
of the 1 «1 Su\JiCifc(f resjieetlng the
ric v:nan mediation profiosa’ -.
The atmibosadon reported that th<
American governpient desires to take
no attitude on the reparations ques
Lion that Would irritate the Allied gov
srnmcntH. Hughes told him that the
State Department has no further corn
munication to m;tJ<e to fSennnny. the
Ambassadors me.ss.iire added.
EXCESS PROFITS TAX
REPEAL RECOMMENLEO
Washington, May, 2—The repeal of
I he excess profits tax: readjustment of
the present income tax mt.es: repeal
[>f the so caled "luxury" tax. and the
imposition of sufficient new additional
taxes of wid • application ar<* among
the'recommendations made to Congress !
I.y Secretary Mellon of the Tr-a.-nry.
NO MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS
uervance of Way Day throughout jli •
tempts ay the radical elements to ig
title demonstrations, has given sifci.ifi
ant assurance of a return to normal
conditions in America.” was the st.ite
TUESDAY
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BOOTLEGGER SHOOTS AT
PROHIBITION DIRECTOR
Ivgger took a shot at fed e ml Prohihi
tion Director McDonald here Satur
day afternoon.
The hulet failed to find its mark,
.shattering'- the windshield of the auto
mobile in which McDonald* w s tlr‘v
HUGHES WAVES BIG STICK •
OVER PANAMA
juhlsdict
oluntarih within - reason
the l‘nltod States will tab*
1 of the disputed Cota ter
BIG JAP LINER BURNS
OFF OREGON COAST
Seattle. May ?,•—The Japanese liner
Tokyo Muni, hound from Portland.
Or. .iron for the Orient, took fire at sea
and was completely gutted by flames
off the Oregon coast last night.
One member of the crew perished
In the disaster and eight others are
missing. Doth passengers and crew
were rescued by the army transport
Diifonl aiul are being brought to Se
Tokyo Maru Death Li*t Swells
Seattle. May, 3— The unknown dead
resulting from the hurjiihg of the Jap
anese liner Tokyo Maru'uff the <>tego-.
coast last night has * re. re had eight.
With eight others' missing. All are
Japanese. »An explosion of nitrates
carried as cargo badly wrecked the
hull, which js now a derelict.
U S. REJECTS GERMAN
REPARATIONS PROPOSALS
Washington, .May, 3—The Dn.it-d
States £&vc rumen t last midnight re
jeeted the German reparations pro
posals on the ground that, they do not
afford a baVis for ilfscussjon. accepta
ble to the Allied governments and has
informed Berlin that the proposals
cannot l>e entertained, it was announc
ed at the State Department today.
IRELAND ASKS
U S. ASSISTANCE
Washington, May 3—Through Sen
ator William’ FI. Borah, Ireland today
presented to Congress a petition for
recognition.
The concluding words of the peti
tion, which alleges "ages of oppres
sion, aggression and suppression,” arc,
“you are representatives of a sister
nation : nd cntiJftftr wo ft:'-], be ins -r>
MARINE STRIKE SERIOUSLY
CRIPPLES SHIPPING
Seatthh, May, 2-=aShippinfe Ujrhruout'
every coast in the country fs badly
crippled today as a result of the strike
of marine engineers Inaugurated this
morning.
The steamer CS-ty of Seattle, sched
uled to sail tonight for Alaska, was
the first local vessel' engaged in the
northern trade to feel the efforts of^the
walkout, the sailing having been post
poned until Tuesday night, owing to
SUTHERLAND ASKS STATUS
i OF BUNNELL ,
WICK PLANNING TO
LEAVE WASHINGTON
Claimed perkins chosen
FOR ALASKA GOVERNOR
ous* . tuirtss just wliM.t I’l'ivsiclentHiml-j
inp will do fin;illy n-.su.-. tins t.)ic A1 |
. Ltik.i s'*v.-rnor‘ hip. after h’s tend or ■
ALASKANS COMING NORTH
ON KANUCK SHIPS
•J* . main Xlaskans who hav.*
Strike Settlement Outlook Not Bright |
W'.tsnuiKt'Ui, May I I ‘lospofts for
i settlement of tin- s.hipi».nK wok.. 1
rovoisy were anything Wilt Writflit ■>!' {
ivcs of th»> Shipping I' i:<l imf st*■■■mi- '
;OURT FINDS LOOPHOLE
FOR ESCAPE OF
WEALTHY MALEFACTOR1
•t'isoll Mill -I fill.- Ilf *1" 000 ! 111
• llowiiur the < oin ii-nion of hiinsolf uni
held -is uiii oiist; futiinia]
■ f th.1 (Yirrtipf I‘' ai l.id- -
• overnmeni to Abandon N ced.-cr
Prosecution
mm.v nil! proWtWlv We .1 Wnndotv'd. no
oi-iliiiK to I ii 11,1 rtiii' ii- of Justice o. -
:OURT HOLDS CORDOVA
THOROFARE OPEN
HAROING RECALLS
NEWSBOY DAYS
HARDING VISIT TO
ALASKA UNLIKELY
Hdnftlo Post Intelligencer 'in
Al;isk;i ns soon as public* buslnes will
permit but states tbit sueli visit is not
ALASKA CANDIDATES
NUMEROUS IN WASHINGTON
Washington. May. I—Th.- «!..«>
for th,- Alaska governorship of Colonel
Nome minincr operator, has been plav
Camli.laics f,.r other appoint:ve f. 1 -
era I posit-.ns in Alaska who are now
Firbanks, candidate for judge -•!' tli
Fourth Judicial Rivsion; O. I‘. Hub
bniiil of Juneau, candidate for Judge
laud of Kaii-banks. who is seeking the
inarshaIship ->f the Fourth Division:
Tom Markham of Fairbanks. - -n-lidat •
for the Third Division judges!- Will
firm l> Ooppemal, candidate for dis
trict attorney of the same division:
Karl Thiele of Rothel. Kuskokwint.
who is seeking the* marshalship and
Ron Poindexter of Sewiunl, who also
aspires for a mnrshalship.
20 CASUALTIES IN PIG
IRISH BATTLE
Limerick. fro. May. 3—In a five
hour battle today near fJralbally. be
tween about 1 r.O civilians and Frown
forces, six civilians wore killed and
fourteen others wounded, according
to information received here.
ALLIES TO CONSULT U S
ON ACTION AGAINST GERMANY
London, May, 3—The Allied Su
preme Council today decided to take no
naval action against Germany in con
nection with the. reparations question
without consulting the United States, j
THOSE SOURDOUGH HOT CAKES
AND HILLS BROS. COFFEE AT
ARCTIC BAKERY.
THURSDAY
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SlltlWTl.iri-l :ii- i«! - f • ssi- I i
pit .itr.-iiiist tli. .i|>|K»iiiUip-iii
•i* cted l»> ll.iuiiiut for that, office,
ipiffly .it the capital from now m. la
nkiny h:> heaihpjnrtcrir: tit- -ilTif?
Hi ding frar ■■
WASHINGTON MASONS
HOLDING CONVENTION
WHOLESALE BOOZE
SHIPPER ARRESTEE
ALLIES PINNING
GERMANY TO THE MAI
tin* Allied Supreme «*• *»im i 1 i
ins: sign ■>! :m ultimatum t.
patched t*> (iermanv wI>i«■ 1 i
the definite reparations ton
U. S Rejection Knockout
rejecting the Herman rep
German Caliincl Reported Rojned
COMMITTEE FORMED TO HANDLI
ANTI-JAP LEGISLATION
Washington. May, 5—An cx.- nt *.
son as cha.irm.m of the board, has h i
named by members of Congress fron
the Western States to bring1 abou
concerted action on nil lo?rislat ion por
tabling to Japanese immigration an
land ownership.
FORTLAND PRO GERMAN
TO BE RETRIEC
Portland. Ore. May. :!—Henry A!
hers, the Portland flour mill man
whose conviction on charges of viola
lion of the Espionage Act. was revoirser
l y the United States Supreme Court
will he retried ilmmediately in thr
lower courts, it. was announced by th
federal district attorney’s office today
ALLIES SEND GERMANY
REPARATIONS ULTIMATUM
T»ndon, May. 3—The Allied Su
preme Council tonight decided tha<
Germexvy must pay ft, 75ft.000.ftd'
HOUSE IN NO HURRY
OVER PEACE RESOLUTION
thnt it !«« uncrLtin wlim th* Hoi-.
) t.. lie r. \Y W. Aft.-r lioMiriff Kilhv .
iato-1 by iti-.nptors.
BRYAN CONDEMNS TEACHING
OF DARWINIAN THEORY
FOUND GOLD RING
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS
.standard Oil Co.
.Curs tens Cold Storage
.J. *. Season Co, office
.Headquarters Saloon
.The Lobby
...Pioneers Igloo
.Cuthollc Church
.Polet's residence
!. Yorkey’s Cigar Store
.opp. Webb’s Market
Engine House, Phone Main 97.
vhlstlea water.? Are on*
Avoids Mistakes
NO NEED FOR NOME PEOPLE TO
' EXPERIMENT with such
CONVINCING EVIDENCE
AT HAND
blacksmith
lj.uka.che. I hud such severe pains
in the small of my back that when r
was down, I could hardly get up. T
had a frequent desire to pass the kid
ney secretions and they burned. t
also had severe headaches and dizzy
spells. Three hoxes of Doan’s Kidney
Pills, cured me.”
^rico 60c, at ai! dealers. Don’t
simply ask for kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—‘the same that
Mr McGee had. Foeter-Milbum Co.,
M/rs., Buffalo. N. T.
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