TWO DAYS CELEBRATION; SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 146.
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ALASKA, THURSDAY, ,U L'V Lift*
PRICF TEN CENTS
1 TRUTH REPORT
MIMPHIER
COMMANDER DETROIT EXPLORA
TION PARTY LEAVES FAIR
BANKS FOR SEWARD FRIDAY
FAIRBANKS, July 1. (>P)—Capt. Wil
kins said here yesterday that “Eielson
and I have not quarreled and 1
don’t believe we ever will.” He said
the differences came up occasionally
as to policy, but they were settled
amicably. He said Major Lanphier
probably would not participate in fur
ther exploration work in the Arctic,
due to his army duties, and declared
lie did not care who was in command
as long as the work was accomplish
ed. He opposed the plan to use the
Detroiter in the Atlantic air race.
The supplies for the next attempt,
to fly into the desolate wastes of the
Arctic, which will be made practically
the same season of the year as the
previous one. En route to Barrow are
two Wright whirling motors, which
were sold to the Fairbanks Aviation
Company in accordance with the plan
• > to remodel the Detroiter, for one en
gine which was pronounced far more
reliable than three. Wilkins leaves
for Detroit tomorrow.
THREE MEN ARRESTED
ATTACKING CHILDREN
GIRLS, SIX TO ELEVEN YEARS
ARE ASSULTED; DEPUTIES
SEEK FOURTH MAN
SEATTLE, July 1. (IP)—Three men
were placed in the King county jail,
accused of attacking girls between the
ages of 6 and 11 years. Sheriffs and
deputies sought the fourth for the
same offense. Adolph Walters, aged
36, a sheet metal worker was arrested
after his wife told police he attacked
their two daughters, ages 10 and 11.
Detectives arrested Carl J. Peoples
40, a salesman, upon complaint of a
neighbor that he assaulted a girl eighl
years old while she was playing ir
his yard. . Thomas H. Thomas, 26
[ a Black Diamond coal miner was ar
rested after it was reported he attack
ed a girl six years of age. In tht
case of the man at large the girl at
racked was six years old.
BRITISH MACHINE GUN
KILLS HIM CHINESf
LONDON, July 1. (IP)—Machine gur
fire from British armed motorboat:
killed 26 pickets, said the Daily Ex
press today in a dispatch from Hong
kong. Two British motorboats wer<
escorting sampans, which were carry
o ing supplies to a British steamer of
Shameen, Canton, and when the pick
et boats attempted to interfere, th<
British fired upon them.
Good program at the Liberty.
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WITH MORE FUNDS ADMITS WILL
REDUCE COSTS AND MORE EF
FECTIVE ENFORCEMENT O F
LAW
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1. .—
new prohibition army of 4.000 men
with $29,000,000 appropriated for the
new prohibition army of 4.000 men,
mobilized thruout the country, one of
the most extensive campaigns against
smuggling, home brewing and the di
, version of industrial alcohol has been
launched. Czar Andrews promises a
more effective enforcement. This he
says will reduce costs and add to the
popularity of the Volstead Act.
GOV AL SMITH CHOICE OF
WESTERN DEMOCRKTS,
PRESIDENTIAL 111
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NEW YORK, July 1. (/Pi—Democra
I
j cy of the West wants Gov. A1 Smith
of New York nominated for president,
Qeorge D. Olvany, Tammany chieftan
said here upon his return from the
Pacific Coast.
Olvany said: “There is a tremen
dous sentiment for Smith in many of
the States from the Mississippi river
to the Pacific Coast.”
COURT SESSION WILL BE
j HELD WESTiNHD S10RTIY
—
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Judge E. E. Ritchie and Clerk of
the Court. W. N. Cuddy, will board the
Watson at Valdez in a few days and
proceed to Kodiak, where they will
pick up a boat and proceed to Iliamna
and travel overland from that point to
Bristol Bay, where they will hold a
term of court. From Bristol bay they
! will travel by revenue cutter to Aku
tan and Atka, and return ot Fnalas
ka for a term, then return to Seward
on the steamer Starr.
REPORT UNCONFIRMED
Seward arrivals from the Interior
bring word that a contemplated change
may take place among the Road Com
' mission heads. It is said that Haw
j ley Sterling, supt. of this district
| may be transferred to the Fairbanks
district and Supt. Edmunds take over
Mr. Sterling’s duties in this field.
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ALASKA DUE TOMORROW NITE
The S. S. Alaska is scheduled tc
; depart from Cordova this evening a:
10 o’clock for Seward, according tc
; local advices. This should bring the
. big liner into port at about the same
hour tomorrow night.
It is understood the going wage fo:
laborers in the Fairbanks district av
erages $3.50 a day with board. A:
least this is what an arrival in Sew
ard last evening stated. The nev
company work their men ten hours £
day.
FLASHES
WASHINGTON. D. O. Jul. : —
The Senate confirmed tht nonr.'nEtio:
of Charles TV Jones, to be I'niec
States Marshal a- Nome
NEW YORK. July 1 —<£>—J T
Morgan Company. heading The Fire;
National Bank inf: group, 'mil', offer
Tuesday. a new issue of fifteen mil
lion dollars G~ea: Northern Rail-wa?
bonds.
OTTAWA.—In warn;ne Canadians
not to associate toe close’; w *h
England and her foreign policies.
Henri Beurasa. Quebec National’s*,
declared in parliament that England
would sooner or later strike a' France
NEW’ YORK—George R. Johnston
ended his foodless hike from Chi
cafro to New York at Bedford. Penn
sylvania after covering sin hundred
miles on foot in twenty days with
* out taking food. He was forced to
stop here because of fatigue f^R:
handshaking which he was forced
.to do all along the route.
GENEVA.—The larges: locomotYe
in the world was completed toy Gen
eva engineers and has made a suc
cessful trial spin. A speed of mors
than one hundred miles per hour was
developed by the giant iron horse.
NEW YORK—-Gene Tunrey ant
Jack Dempsey were matched for a
title bout on September H?:h The
fight will probably take place ox
Bolyes thirty acres in New Jersey
NEW YORK—Sidney Brewster
wealthy automobile body marufaerur
er, shot and killed his wife. ti"nr "nm
ed the gun on himself in their Lon?
Island home, police announced
LONDON.—-lira. Huntley Walker
well known owner of race bone
died here in a fire which destroys
her home. Mrs. Walker had for i
number of years beer one of tht
leaders in sporting circles in Eng
land.
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SAN FRANCISCO. — The a-den
courtship of George O’Conn cs witl
the goddess of hard luck proved tot
much for him and he threatened v
become discouraged when his «rif<
left him. His house burned down
he was thrown into jail and now then
are charges of bigamy against him
George claims he is a glutton fo:
punishment.
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WASHINGTON.—Plans are :akiz:
place for a network of commercia
; airways that -will traverse the entir<
United States, Secretary Hoover de
| dared today.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., July 1.
The Government closed the fiscal yea:
ending last night with a surplus o;
$77,16S.000.
NOTICE
A good attendaace is
foe tihis evening’s meeting at Otit
Fellow's hall. Woifc In the 2d.
degree.
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