STRIKING MEN HURL STONES AT
EMPLOYES IN GEORGETOWN BARNS
Seattle, July 26. — One hun
drtHl eighty additional Strike-break-)
ers were brought into Seattle this
morning by the street car company, |
ten of whom were immediately ar- !
(rested for failing to register in j
tv east.
l^ast night a large crowd of
strikers gathered; around the George
"Noi etir
SITS JUST TO
NONET
San Francisco, July 26. — Thel
jirrj' early this morning returned a
verdic' of "not guilty" on the '
charge that Mrs. Mooney murdered
Alrj. Myrtle Irene Van l.oo, one
of the ten victims of the prepared
ness parade expulsion in this city
in July last year.
As a. result of the acquittal of
iiis wife, lawyers representing Thos.
Mooney have demauded an imme
diate re-trial for him.
This is Mrs. Moonev's second trial
tho presiding judge himself having |
requested that she bo given a ro- j
hearing because of later evidence.
Among the evidence produced by
the defense was a picture, enlarg
ed 25,000 times which shows Mrs.
Mooney on. the toe of one of San
Francisco's sky 6c*rapers viewing the
parade, and ia tho distune© is a J
large clock oa the tower of a'
structure which shows it wag im- J
possible for the defendant to bo i
near the explosion ut the time.
EBB MIMA
IS CGNFlit
Washington, D. C., July 26. —
The confirmation of Edwin R. Hur- j
ley to succeed William Denma.ii as i
chairman of the emergency federal j
shipping board was agreed by ,
the senate today. An entire re-1
organization of *he fleet corpora
tion is in full swing . I
town barns where the strike
breakers were lioused, bombarding
the buildings with stones, tin
cans, bricks or other missives; which
came handy. Twice the strike
breakers threw- open the big gates to
the entrance of the car barns and
directed a hug© stream of water
from a city fire hose onto the" at
tackers.
Washington, D. C., July 2G. —
The navy department announces
five men were killed, Including
IJput. Arnold Marcus, in an explo
sion aboard a United States sub
marine at Cavite, Manilla Bay,
Philippine Islands yesterday. Three
seamen were severely injured.
EIGHTY GDAL i
Hi KILLED
Halifax, Xo-va Scotia, July 26—
Eighty workmen were instantly kill
ed by an explosion yesterday in coal
mine Xo. 6, of tha Dominion Coal
Company, situated at Xew Water
ford.
GBETHALS MM I
DO 10 FRANCE!
"Washington, D. C., July 26. —
Prom unofficial sources it is learn
ed today that G. W. Goethals, form
erly with, the government shipping
corporation, will probably be or- j
tiered to Franco as head of the j
American army of engineers.
K. R. Peytull, one of the Haines
ranchers who has his farm on the
Pyramid Harbor side, and who also
is engaged in fishing, wag a visitor
in Skagway last night having ar
rived on the Santa Rita
' ■ mri
We are closing out the remaining
portionof our SUMMER
HATS at reduced
prices
Middy Blouses $1.00 each
Dimities, Lawns and summer sport goods on sale
Oxfords
and broken lines of shoes at ^
Greatly Reduced Prices
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth ~ ~J g Phone 41
GOV. OFFICIALS
OF WAR, LABOR,
JUSTICE CONFER
Seattle, July 26. — Representa
tives of tlie department of war,
labor -and justice of the federal
government are In secret conference
here in an effort tp force a cessa
tion of the strike in, the lumbe^
mills of the state of Washington.
The ^hlngle weavers strike is uear
ing a settlement •
CURIBSirTOF
SAMMY CAUSES
LOSS OF HAND
American Camp, France, % July
26. — The first casualty tc* take
place to the American forces la
France is the result oC curiosity.
Yesterday an inquisitive Yankee
was examining the construction) of
a live French bomb, and pondering
what the extraction of a safety
pin would do, pulled It out, and
as a result lost his right hand from
the explosion. : <
OOHHDER OF
RUSSIAN WOMEN
KILLEO ON DUTY
Petrograd, July 26.—Vera But
careffa, in commajid of the volun
teer battalion of Russia's women
fighters, was killed in action, yes
terday. Russia's women soldiers
experienced their first baptism of
fire on the Krvo front and are said
to have fought well, despite the
loss of many of their soldiers.
Seattle, July 26.—Orders have
bsou received here to Americanize
the crews of all vessels plying
between this port and Alaska.
Managers of the different steam
ship companies have been instruct
ed to ascertain how many of their
navigators and seamen are willing
to accept service on vessels for
overseas duty .
RESIGNATION
IS ACCEPTED
Washington, D. C., July 26. —
President Wilson today accepted the
resignation of Vice-chairman, Brent
of tho Federal shipping board.
Gill To Arrest
Car Employes
Seattle, July 26.—Mayor Hiram
Gill notified the Puget Sound Pow
er, I-jght & Traction Oo., this af
ternoon that if an attempt ta
made to operate street oars in
the business district by the use
of srrike-breakepj he will arrest
all the crews as disorderly persona, i
EXECUTIVE BOARD
MEETING TOXIGHT,
Th eexecutive board of the local
Bed Cross will meet at the Bed
Cross headquarters this evening
at 8 o'clock. This board transacts
the business of -the organization
and is comprised of the following
members: Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrs. P.
J. Weber, Mrs. B. A. Boss, Mrs. H.
J. Lynch, Mrs. W. C. Blanchard,
Miss Evangeline Cook, W, L.
Landsborough, E. J. Shaw, Howard
Ashley, Dr. L. S. Keller, Martin,
Conway, L. H. Pedersen.
Quiet Restored
Again In Spain
Madrid, July 26. — Quiet is
gradually; being restored through
out Spain which hag been on the
verge of a revolution due to Btrikes
and other causey.
Germans Take
Galidan Town
Berlin, July 26. — The war of
fice announces today German troops
succeeded in capturing the towns
of Tlumacz, Ottyniam, Delaytn, and
Ortynia in Galicia. The Russians
are retreating In an easterly di
rection towards Czarnowitz, capital
of BuJtowina. J
PRINCE GEORGE DUE
7 A. M. TOMORROW
The Prince George, of the G. T.
P. Co., la scheduled to arrive
Skagway tomorrow morning at 7.
It carries about 70 round' trippers
and 78 tons of freight,
George Smith, who hag been
cook at tiwj Big Thing mine for
some time past, came to Skag
way a day or two ago. He Is suf
fering with a severe attack of
rheumatism and is under Dr.
Gable's care. '•
FRUIT JARS JELLY GLASSES
We offer the following good values:
Mason jars per dozen Pints $1.00
" " " " Quarts 1.15
Mason Jar Caps per dozen , .40
Jelly glasses per dozen .45 .50
Heavy Jar Rubbers per dozen .10
Parowax in I lb. bricks .20 3 for .50
P. H. GANTY
RUSSIAN ARTILLERY BLOWS UP
DIVISION OF IIS OWN TROOPS
London, July 26. — One whole
division of the eleventh Ruadan ar
my; wag today; blown to pieces by
Ita own artillery, sayg a dispatch to
the London, Post. '
General Korniloff, in supreme
command of the Russian forces, is
taking desperate measures to
restore order among his troops.
The artillery forces of the Rus
sian army have been especially
loyal during the past f°ur months
of unrest, and have silently suf
fered many insults by traitor
PIS DANGER
SPUME SHOT
Paris, July; 25. — Mile. Mata
Harl was today condemned by
military; court to be shot as a
spy. Hata Hari Is a Parisian
dancer, popular in the many cafes
of the city.
Before her marriage her name
was Marguerite Zell. Slie was
born in the Dutch Indies and.
claima to De of Dutch, nationality.
VilN IK
FRANCE JAN.I
"Washington, D. C., July 26^ —
It was Bemi-offlcially given out
here today that not more than 100,
0.00 American soldiers will be in
France before January 1.
U.S. 60V. CALLS
100,000 GUARDS
Washington, D. C., July 2C—One
hundred 'housand national guard,
Situated! throughout tha entire na
tion, were called out yesterday into
the federal service for further
training. ;
The Alafeka, of the Alaska S. S.
Co., ia expected here sometime to
morrow mo-rning.
ous rascals. To avenge these In
sults the artillery; this morning
opened fire on one whole divi
sion. completely; destroying it.
Petrograd, July 26. — Informa
tion regarding the destruction, of a
jwholo division of the eleventh army,
staggers belief. Practically all
the artillerv of 'he army was left
In the enemies handu. Infantry ahot
down their owu gunners in order to
1 get their horses and shot down tha
' gun Lorses in revenge for Insults.
Seattle, July 26. — Father Cri
mont, a well kknown Alaskan pre
ate and stationed in Juneau for a
considerable time, was yesterday;
enthroned bishop for tie new dio
cese of Alaska. Ong of the big
gest ceremonies ever held in thg
northwest took place in St. jamea
Cathedral when Father Crimont
took the oath.
Archbishop Christie, of Portland,
was consecrator and was assisted
Bishop Odea of Seattle and Bishop
Schironer of Spokane. A very
large number of prelates from *11
over the northwest and Alaska werd
present.
Seattle, July 26. — The Alaska
Bureau of the Seattle Chamber
of Commerce gave a luncheon thia
afternoon in the Arctic Cluh in
honor of Bishp Crimont. A large
number .of old time Alaskans were
present/ r'-Ol
Washington, D. C., July 26. —
Senator Smoot, in an address be
fore the senate yesterday after^
noon, told that body that the war
bill, including budgets alraedy vot
ed upon and passed and those now
asked by the administration, total
seventeen billion dollars.
Washington, D. C., July 26. —
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoa
made known to the House thfo
afternoon that six billions Instead
o£ five billion dollars will b§ need
ed for war purposes.
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