Trotsky Tries To Explain His
RecentCompromiseWiih Capital
Bolshevik War Minister Tell- U U.v
I'untradittiou Is Made l>> Soviet
Leaders Who Are Restoring Cap
italism.
Rina. Latvia. Aug. 19.—Leo'
Trotxkv. the Rolstovifc War M "
ter in Russia, attempted to exj*la
to the delegates composiii- t' r*
cent congress of the Thinl two
nationale at Moscow the see:»!
contradiction in the acrs of rite *ov
iet leaders who are restoring ;i
ited measure of capitalism in Uuss
while advoeatitle speeches to th.
Internationale, the abolition ol ra/
ital elsewhere.
The Fravua quotes i n»i. k .
saying that compromise #11 i
italism were justifiable in ilt;
as the dlstatorhsip or tN> ■•>
la: lias been frmly p-- it>; • >1
but that no compromises were
lowable to Reds attempting to In
about revolution el»e*> re
The official ltolaln ieu;m
as expressed in speei I'. I. ii
and in their various • • ..spa i
that all chances being made
Russia, all concessions in
to capital and all see: >!
slons from a strict Communist ;
Icy are either made neo .ir.
the poor economic condi'ii ; of e
country or are essential to per it
Communism to exist in t>'P : t
The disastrous, peonn;: '»• « i
tlon in Russia was frank!'
In speeches at the Cottar. .1 . .
lous Russian delegates T i
quoted as having tnld the >! . ■ :
that "it easy t.• l>e a c
If one looks only at !«e •■iieet:
picture of Red flags at the int. :
nationale. but the *r:t-» < i
is he who catl still I>e one .! !
upon Moscow's st irv Pj
ZniTleff in his clo»:n.? xpe. >
the conference, as t. in
Isvestla. said tiia» in 1 -• I 7 ev. r.
body "laughed at i;<. ceH lev 1
dreamers " Ti-e fir t In: n. •
congress, lie said. >«• artendi d
only a handtn.' "he s •. ieid u js
more lmport fi*. The ird. n
has shown rVit. d-^i it.- ,11 >1 ft',
ties, the Third (n cr iatinil.a!e
be most powerful even in An i-tii
While permitting of soiae excep
tions. such as tei:i|«>r :il a? I i i
allowing the American 1. W. W. (■>
continue as ,»n in-'epnid- • . •
I Federation., of All or
were requests
na •••:■* v;.«
Mother Has four
Sons In Parliament
!\ ::ry hi K%
m \M.v i mi \t
Si zt>?zz'.z to everybody
because of the pleasure
and benefit it affords.
The longest-lasting refresh
ment possible to obtain.
Sealed tight—kept
right in its wax-wrapped
impurity-prco? package.
The Flavor Lasts
Good Oil Properties Are Found
On The Arctic Slope Of Alaska
C alifornia I'aili Whuti lla> Jfcvn
l\pl..iinK Xretr roinl IVirtow
I'imls ljirf.- Swpw* at * ->l*'
Simpson.
Nome. Aur. 2f>. il P da mis.
head of a California party which
lias been exploring alou,*. the Ariti'
i <>.ist. reports Ihf discovery of large
,.il seepages near Capo Simpson, in
i he oast of Point Barrow. The oil
rises in l he barren bills. bac»: of the
shore and nitis for rsveral fcundrod
yards into an oil lake, ho sax's. The
party staked a number of claims. j
He also reported tl*a" there is an
other party of prospeetcrs in that
Prom the surface indications, Mr
Adams believes it will oe no^ible to
develop the properties a' conpsri
tively small cost. and he believes]
thai the oil will be of sufficiently j
big! m*ade to make it > piv'ns com
mercial proposition
Looks Like Washington Might
Have A Winning Base Bali Team
Washington is reveling i.i a hi
new sensation—a winning li..seli..l
team. The OapitalV nitiv oiirc
.ipou u time the liutl of sports' writ
.■rs and vaudeville compdfa'is. has
iiU tun successive victories, dis
plaivd the IVtroit '•icer; Cro;.: tlind
s week the Clcve
•
day l».v t(• scores of .1 to 1. 11
Washington's civic pride <\ero : o:
f ;ii« disintegrating lor;, due ta
: le s ift.tig character of tne popu
.it. si.tpn on Capital Tlill in pnpu
- .ittd favor. As it is. they are
e. it'itsiastically ace!a: il
i ,;.-.on. the Senators' si it
is twirier, is the wtnil:
iiuti ol' the hour.
1., l.anier Winslow. just trails
t'evred from the embassy at I #*vt ri •
• i lierot'ie First Secretary ; Me\
i "ity. i« one of the youi:* " live
of the American diplomatic
Hp entered it in IS IS as
p secretary to James 'A.
Uerard. Ambassador to Germany,
Inn made such a sterling record
t !i;i during the stirring days
•criia's neutrality in thf
the <i pkmiaiic service proper. Af
1 :sited States joined the
V nslow nas on duty at
tl i 'artmerit, where his in
insidt knouiedsi of oondi
in Berlin proved of inostima
.■* In ISlN lie was assigne-i
■
i «ho had heen present
Ka ser's court during the
-■ .:-.>n The Winslovs oh
1 a temporary transfer to
•wi land > lile slill stationed at
order that their first child
noi he born on German roil.
Shriners Cross The
Sands At Skagway
An itn'erestins meeting of sliri1: :>
s held tliis week in Skacwit> T: <
canton of the meeting was the i::
it ion of Messrs. Frank Webster,
nd ,\ta\ Smith, into this ancient or- '
e ceremony of initiation was
present were: Imperial Potent at >■
lin Ue\ Thompson, Sen . -v ,
nl> Dunn. John Poe of Medl t
■ nple Chicago. Max Outfetd. Jim
\ettl' i. (Jeorge Miller. Jo 11 Rial
ii. the two initiates and F. J \
■i uas furnished the guests
Around The Town
V f Princess Alice wiil •
-way Wednesday mornins at ■
ock with ahout 120 ,i.issi-nser!
| ..Ml a cargo of freight.
Mr. Fred Tanner, our deputy mar
,.al, who was confined to the local'
ospital for a few days, is hack |
■ Or. and ty's. U. S. Irvine, of S t: I
! i.incisco. are guests at the C;ol;!> >
North hotel. Hr. Irvine is one of
Mr. Fred ScliulU. who underwent ;
n operation u week or so ;j-. >. is
! -till at the hospital, hut is citnval
' scing most satisfactorily He 'A i
! In' out in the course of a week or
E. H. IJichter and William Mat-1
shews spent part of Sunday or. i e
I Vwev hill gathering bluelwrri •.<
They succeeded in getting a coal oil
can each, and returned after a very
short stay.
A surprise party was given Mon
day evening at the Pullen House in
honor of Miss Katherine Hahn. who
is leaving for the States on the Prin
' ress Alice. A poodlv company
I were present and everyon* had a
most enjoyable time.
i Among those going out cn tie
1 Princess Alice are Mrs. .Martin Con
l way. Jack. Bessie and Jl.irtin. Jr.
i Mrs. V. I. Hahn and Kiuherine
Hahn. Verne Miller. Prosner Ganty.
Mrs. Helen Lynch. Nancy. Jane. ICi
1 leen and Miss Kate Lynch. Mrss.
I and Mrs. George Clark and floris
' Clark.
Party Makes Trip
To Denver Glacier
I d Osborne Seltner.
i trip to Derive] glacier
Tl:e; report a good time,
t pat very wet from the long
• hich overhangs the trail
station. They succeeded
.Iiing a br.ee ha«k and wonnd
i secmd on-' When they re
> Mr .i!id Mrs Cragg
ii v Hir>< liber? A sumptious
i. prepared by the latter lady,
prepared by the ladies.
s. iits of Skagway elect
v officers at a recent
.lames Miller, as patrol
Francis \"and<*»all as
'
..e berry patch o;< the
i* frit bat the unfavc.ahl
«r of yesterday caused them
• up the trip for the preset.t
1'l.ircnce K. Tike and WtH'.a'n
Wo)fcram are outward bound nv
M: W olfcram has l>een for the
: ,st ; ,tr working as Linotype r.ian
ithe Daily Alaskan. He has
lived in Skagway for a nuriber of
LIKES JAIL: WILL NOT LEAVE
J .:n a Pennsylvania Bast It Mimp
li'stes EdK Liw to Escape
F reedom.
IV.hi n2t.n1. Pa.—The Columbia
<••■1 v hi lias a prisoner uho likes
:hi- bRstile so well he will not leave,
a hough hi- time is up. He Is John
E-'l. of Berwick, who was sentenced
r.. ten days in jail for refusal to pay
i • • s si" f..r failure to secure a
license for his dog.
lVk knew It was time to go home,
so l:c a-i.ed Sheriff Hidlay to take out
a: u| -al for him. He was then asked
for ! ail. and would uot furnish It. so
he -a ill r«>main in jail at least until
the May term of court.
"Sure 1 want to stay in Jail." Kcfe
snid "I get thrive good meals a day.
it d the sheriff treats me right- I'm
wit of work, anyway, and I don't
enow where my next meal would come
fr..m if 1 did co home, so I'm better
S4iii>fied to stay here. It's warmer
r.iu'l:'s t! an sleeping in a house with
out any tires, too."
Mother Applies Hot Poker to Daughter
Qninoy.—Asserting she was trying
to teach her nine-year-old daughter
to tell »he truth. Mrs. Kffie Syrkel was
arrested fo- applying h red-hot stove
P' ker to the child's tonmie. The Hu
nt • 'ie society preferred charges.
Suhscribs for Uw Oailr Alaak«n
Fraternal Order of <
Ea0«
Sk«£W«y Awle, Vo. 5*5.
I ratnrnal Order ol
Kaglm, meet Uie flr«
and third ^>dn<ieday night of aarh
month •( thWr hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother* cordially in
vited to attend.
M. E. ROGERS, W". P.
J. M. (7rt«*ba<h, Sff'j.
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 14.
meet in A- B. Hall first Monday in
ev*ry month at 8:80 p. m.
Visiting brothers cordially wel
come J. C. TOEI-PS. Sto'y
Nnorni Chapter No. 0,
O. K. 8., tnwti Jn M«
i ionic hall, first an<1
third Friday, of rarti
month, at 8 o'clock. Vi»
lting niemhers welcome.
Oliarrie Marie Sparks,
Worthy Matron.
Virginia Snffecool, Secretary.
Take Grove * LAXTTIVK BROMO
QnXTVK tablets. The genuire bear*
ibe signature of E. Grove 30c.
To Cure a Cola tn One Day
NOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunk*. Baggage or anything el?«
Call up the John Williams. C. S.
Transfer Co. ^
Also Wood and Coal for sale.
Home Made Candy Shop
CarcroM. Y T.
GLADYS SIMMONS. Proprietress
Latitude. 71 Dc»r.r. kKtmd*. 2!6P Fwl
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester hotel..
A. Rystogi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. DAWSON. Y.T
Seven-Passenger McLaughlin-Bcick Car Service
Attention
Tourists...
when ix wnni i ;:si
CITY CAFE "
GOOD EA TS
LVXCHES, SHORT ORDERS. AMI FTU. Ml lis SERVER
George Yashida, Proprietor
AI.SO MANAGER OF THE
Caribou Hotel Dining ^oom
CARCROSS. V. T.
.1UST A REMINDER- • WE DO FIRST < LAs- PRINTING
White Pass & Yukon Route
liME TABLE NO. 47.
Dally except San da?
No. 2, S. Boar I
SKAGWAY Arrives 4:SO p.m.
WHITE PASS Lenvrs 3:00 p.m.
BENNETT " 1:45 p.m.
CARCROSS " 11:50 a.m.
W HITEHORSF. " 9:20 a m.
Passengers must be at the depot In time to *iave Baccape in
spected, and checked. Inspection is stopped thi: Tilrutee before
leaving time of trains.
160 pounds of Barsrape will be checked free wit c~~h full fare
ticket, and T5 pounds with each half fare ticket.
No 1, X. Bound
1st Clam.
9: SO a. m. Leaves
11:55 a. m.
1:30 p.m.
3:05 p. m.
S:25 p.m. Arrives
PROFESSIONAL (MRDB
j rR'
KxximxiXiiTxr-sTxrxxsxx
W. B. STOUT
A t I o r ii • J" at Law
Practice In all coorta
In Territory of Alaaka
RAINK'i A LASS
DR. L. S. KKLLER
Pentist
Most Mixlrrn Met boda
Offirc Hours: 0-12 a. m.—1-<5 p. n.
Alaskan ltaildlns Ilroadw.i.
SKAGWAY A I.ASK..
Tamp No. 1.
QFiWStv nieeta every aecoad and
fourth Tneaday •vaainB
at 8:80 o'Hock. Vialu
Ing brother* rortllally weloani*.
J. M. Keller. L. ®. Kallar.
Arctic r.ccordeft ArcUa CW«f.
B. I\ O. ETJvS. Sk»c
way Ixvlc®, No. 4SI. B
V. O. Elk*, jnr^ti ttr>.
and tlilrd Thui*J*r» »<
8:30 p. m.
VloiUng brothrn cor
dint!) welcome.
3. C. TVOOn. K. R.
F. 4. VA\r»KWALU Secretary.
F. * A. M.
\\ hit* 1-aa I.-oilge r. * A.
A. M. No. US, n«K>t« Bo't
and 4th Katnrdxy *rp«lnc"
cif e»ch month »t 8 o'da<l>.
Vi.'l'lng liretliran «r*> wrl
com*.
JOHN X. HANSEN". W. :
T. J. Slantlish. Secretary