The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-01


 and Mrs Charles Bartholf of Anchor age. died at that place recently te .th followed long Illness and was nGf unexpected
 The Seattle Times of November l9 contained large three-column pie tire ef Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr. Al !orneyGeneral j. C. Murphy, and Spe nial Deputy Collector of Customs Charles D. Garfield of Juneau. In ad dition to the picture, and in connec. lion with 1t. the Times contained an interview with Gov Riggs in which lie said Alaska is 100 per cent. Am erican. and wonld stand no funny business from the L W. w.
 Tho Red Cross drive in Anchorage and vicinity netted $l,G00. according to estimates made hy those who had it in charge.
 Sam Sandersont and William King If Cordova have purchased the Shalin Call Box and Lumber COmpanys plant, and will operate it under the name of Sheep Bay Lumber Company
 T. j.. Donohoe. Democratic national committeeman, today received a wire rom Delegate Ggigaby in which he stated that the. evidence in the dele gateship contest Tor Alaska had not all reached Washington, and the con test cannot be heard before April. Grigsby added that he had no fear of the results (Cordova Timcs.)
 w. Enberg arrived in Anchorage yesterday from Seward rnd is stop, ping at the Crescent. MT. Enberg had charge of bridge construction on the government railroad line between An chorage and Seward MT. Enberg's position was one of importance and judging from all reports the work has been well done, insuring safe passage for the 190-ton trains the commis- sion expects to run over the division this winter. Mr. Eaberg will prob ably be located in Anchorage the bal ance of the winter Anchorage Times)
 The Rcd Cross roil call for nom bers resulted in the enrolment of +507 members for that organization al Kennccott
 The pupils of the Seward High School have formed an organization to be known as the Seward High School Civic Club. The purpose of tho organization is to discuss current 'onics, study the fundamental pr'n eiples of civil government. and quick ell tho spirit of American patriotism.
 Dr. Alfred Thomr.on. Ynknn mem Der of the Canadian Parliament. has Jeff Ottawa for tho wes. He will visit at Vancouver and Victoria and may 20 into Dawson while in ih wnst The Guardian Parliament adjourned
 
 caarne Rider fhief af the fire de h,riment at Whltehorse and city watchman. waq. marr'ed recently ai ckaeway to Ml7s Edith Walters of tbpliwsck. F. c Tho bride came north for the weiiiae. and Nr Ryder rame to S',aoway frnm Whiiehorse 'o meet hi5 bride
 Capt Henry Baipv nf i'm White Paes stehmer Nasufin died a May ,andipn on inc Stevart river on Oc tnber 27 from s.7ehch trouble. with which he had heei suffering for T number of wears. The body WI taken 10 Dawsnn dveri1nd and WI he sh'nDed 70 Seattle for burial. IIr wac C3 wears nf ser and le1ves q wife. three sons :hd ono daushte' 70 mourn his Inns. The Family home Is in Bs'lard. Wash. Deeeased wa nna os tho r'onecrl s.elmboatmen oi the Upper Yukon liver.
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 Word has heen received here Iron vsac~,ver. R. C.. that the yaune Rose river Indian. afflicted with snow spndrnss for some tirne previous fc the first of last October when he went out in charge of John Drurv f,r tre.tmeri. had lost the sight Of ona i Of his eyes. but that the other is all