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Jack Price has returned from Val
dez.
Miss Ruby DeGraff left this morning
* on the Admiral Watson on a shost trip
to Juneau.
J. H. Nicholds of Juneau and Glenn
Carrington of Seattle are. among the
commercial men in town.
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Roscoe Washburn, bookkeeper in the
land office at Fairbanks, wras an ar
rival here on today's train.
The steamship Northwestern sailed
from Seattle this morning with fifty j
passengers booked for Cordova.
Agent Tracey reports the steamer \
Alameda is due from the westward j
late tonight or tomorrow morning.
L. H. Carvev and F. A. Hotchkiss,
placer mining operators on Dan and
Ctyittitu creeks, left Seattle this morn
ing for Cordova.
There will be a local for Chitina
only tomorrow morning. The train
leaving Sunday morning will make
connections with the branch train for
Kennecott.
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A. J. McConnell, who has been con
fined to his apartments in the Lathrop
building during the past few days,
through illness, was able to be about!
this afternoon.
Deputy Marshal Harry Kavanagh
came down from McCarthy this after
noon with an insane man, Victor
Svewn, who will be committed to the
iflorningside sanitarium at Portland.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND
IN ACCORD ON TREATY
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PARIS, April 15 (by Associated
Press).—The allies have reached ac
cord concerning the execution of the
treaty of Versailles, thus removing
the friction between France and Great
Britain. ,
ADMIRAL WATSON IN
PORT ON WAY SOUTH
The steamship Admiral Watson ar
rived from the westward at 4 o’clock
this morning, bringing the following
passengers for Cordova: J. H. Nicho
las, Glenn Carrington, Jack Price, John
Masura, J. A. Graham, C. Merrill,
Frank Chappinis, P. C. Balser, Sam
Asp, Alex Hird, Frank Conway, M.
Shorthill, and three third cabin.
Those sailing south from here were:
II. Raymer, Bernard Nelson, Henry
Arenquist and Sam Okre for Seattle;
E. O. Friend, Glen Mustard, Miss Ruby i
DeGraff, for Juneau; Jack Lloyd for
Ketchikan.
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SAN SALVADOR, April 15 (by As-;
sociated Press).—It is announced that
Aalvador adheres without reservation ■
to the League of Nations, and that the j
reports to the effect that the, congress :
of Salvador had decreed a Latin
Ameriean arbitration have been brand
ed as false.
The policy of the government toward
the United States is declared to be
cordial.
POST IMPEACHMENT
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
WASHINGTON, April 15 (by Asso
ciated Press).--The introduction of a
resolution impeaching Assistant Sec
retary of Labor Post was halted today
at the request of Representative Mon
dell. the Republican house leader.
The Republican leaders will con
sider the matter further.
LIVINGSTON, Mont., April 15 (by
Associated Press).—Discussions at the
Episcopal convention, in session here,
disclose an acute shortage of farm
labor throughout the state. Farmers
are said to be planting little and labor
is asking $100 per month.
POLAND WANTS
GERMANY TO
FULFILL PACT
BERLIN, April 15 (by Associated
Press).—The Vossische Zeitung today
says the Polish government has in
formed the allied supreme council of
its intention to occupy German terri
tory unless Germany fulfills her en
gagements.
The German government considers
the situation extremely serious.
REED NOT EXECUTED
IN FINLAND AS WAS
RECENTLY REPORTED
WASHINGTON, April 15 (by Asso
ciated Press).—John Reed, reported
to have been executed recently, is safe,
according to a report to the state de
partment from the Finnish govern
ment.
Reed, who was a delegate to the
Soviet International, is under indict
nent at Chicago for conspiracy to over
throw the government.
PROPOSED WAGE SCALE '
FOR COAST PRINTERS
EFFECTIVE NEXT YEAR;
SPOKANE, April 15 (by Associated
Press).—A wage scale of $7 per day
for commercial work, with a forty-four
hour week, effective in May, 1921, was
adopted today by the Pacific Slope
Allied Printing Trades, in session
here.
The newspaper scale was declared
to be a matter for local autonomy, and
was not passed upon.
MASONIC MEETING
A meeting of Mount McKinley Lodge
No. 183, F. & A. M., will be held at
8:30 o’clock tonight. Stated communi
cation. Visiting members invited.
J. H. SELLEN, W. M.
W. E. BROWNE, Sec.
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| K. W. and NATIONAL COILS
J WIZARD MAGNETOS
I BRASS and GALVANIZED
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1 GALVANIZED BOLTS and
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| ' CHAINS and ANCHORS
| PURE MANILA ROPE, 3-16 to
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ZEROLENE and
VALVOLINE
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and heavy, by the quart or
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GASOLINE and DISTILLATE,
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Edison Wet
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