0 Tiuanti* vii, O! i>>. l-— I>r
lor ii:T' piv su'n'iu > aim t). I .vigil
t'litvi": hi - ;■ ; UUlt- \Vt*rt* lorll
. lly t:i tisi J of t!.•»r nomination la*t
it-;Ut siaiulr.uuousiy.
With t.. ir apCojitatco the X
WasMnston. A«S 1-—The Poli-li
l'or,...* \ hit'; are u A\"ar?aw
u?e ouuiun.o-rd Uv» auj au>-' halt
JX suli* > to the iW.-'h-wki miii
t-iry ors«'i-.-titn r>-vi -d today in
o;':'iiial ciri. s place t'a.- ratio of
il. strc'. ■ i, o' the So*i* t army at
JSO.C't'O s. a aad the «jreaj:tfc, of tlit)
J eU- s.t 110.000.
r if ftl
tioual exooutlve <omiuittcc of tlifj
party Is con-idTing tlie holding of
.a ;v roplanoc campaign covering
ivory state in th>' I'nion.
l>r. Watties In his s^ch of ac,
i- charpid that Governor Cos'
the IK moeraUc nomiaeo w as ad1
lUtU'dly w*t. ' I
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CUCH II
I. !oa, Aug I-—The eolif r^nce'
::,i . o i»- fci Ul at Lambeth urg-sl
tk- u:.iou of eirarsli1'* iii lliiir
1 to ;i i siistiuu poopl, .
in
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OFt'tHhD IDE
urn coiiui
A'lg 12—(I'n"rsl "Wey|
:ard h.i- c, • si oi'f-r J th° su j
>iviu" eoina: . * ■ Hie I'olisu forc\.s. J
William C. Uu-s, accompanied by'
;.i ii\. una two children •
o:i t!i0 Tir.inMlfJ- train from a
trip to lutotiOr and vitl ^top i'll
S j.v^vay until ll:c sailing of th<>
City of •",ni tl°.
.Mr. lio** t-oait-s fr>m Knoxvill ij
'
»v«' rn st:»t"s> for •' •vera! wok.
Mr, Ro*3 Is uu-tiuud i:i appro
ciatioa of t; orth-rn trip and aIs
ti>o service" on water, rail ar.il
u:J aril , roph«.'si s a Prat future
for Alaska and the north.
^ arsrs^i.. scst-si
Send Your Money YoEurope
Through The Bank of Alaska
We have recently perfected our FOREIGN EX
CHANGE DEPARTMENT and are now in a posi
tion to send money 'direct (in any amount) to all
points of the world. If you have occasion to make
a .-emittar.ce to the OLD COUNTRY it will pay you
to make use of our facilities.
Highest Rates Quoted
BanK of AlasRa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods *
Sweet or Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Sa'mon-Sh.imps
' Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Crackers-m bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Airs-. Porters , Mayona:se-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
I Paper Plates and Napkins.
j P. fi. GANTY
' Full supply of fre-!i fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
I'roxlilf,! that nothing Interfere .vi 11_ fly directly over Skasway goii}
•.villi th<- hop of of the over tho White Pass and.following
;i mpl'ir s tomorrow morning, from the W. P. an 1 Y. Route to ^Vhito
tho information received late tlii* j horse. M
afternoon 1 y way of the Dominion' While th® machines may bo hea/d
v.ir*', the flyers should pass over while they ar« stII two inilns ;ivr,ay
Ska;:\vay n<-ir 12 o'clock noon to this will bc out a fo\v moments at
morrow, (Sunday). lit.^t, and tiios® who wish to "ee
The advkT> state® that th.-'plan's 1 tb'e machines p:is3 over Slfagwuy
reached Wt:<i'gell tliis afternoon,'and 'till have ;o br' on the alcr'.
SAMOA SETS
Itl GHEHtOR
San Francisco, Aug 12— OaPtain
Waldo Evaus h:i=> otdi ordered
(Ji'tiuluU from the Drcadn&ugiil.
W.vomills? a11J t0 proceed to S;Utt,.a
wlicro hc Is to assume tin- govern
orsliip.
Captain Evan* will succeed com
maa>«l*r \V. .1. T<vhuno who lws
in-, it ia crnirgi'.
PUSSES IS?
John Scott who lias been ill at
tin- White Pass hospital for somo
day8 passe J away l;ist night at
'on oclock.
When Drought over from Cur
i ross Dr. Run nails held out. 110
hope for hi* recovery and thcre'va*
r.o apparent change for the bet1' r
ft any time anj Mr. Scott slowly
sank to rest.
John Scott was a pioneer of
t'.io Yukon having como in the
early rush snd ho witt/ hi* broth
ors {stauli-h>'j ;i business at Car
cross when the White Pas' and Y
kon Route roaclied there.
After a number of years John
Srott r mnvtl to Avola, II. C.
win re l.e and his brota?r JaU^s,
opened up and op'rated largo wheat
and catt.e ranches. About »ix'wcek»
ago Scot* and Ms wife came
north to s ttl' up some bisines*
and while in poor iieulth no far
was Ht s to his recover?-.
John Sc'J'.t had a host *o
frinds and iv 'is rns-'-U lioi'c'ty
a-'iil r.i"• I disposition h-id the eg
iH"1.1 of ail who came in contact
with l'in: and the sympathy of
all enes on1 to his wife, brothers
••ml siyl"r.
The funeral will bo held her0
and .Mr. Scott will be interred in
the okagwav <etnetary.
S- rvii-s e ill be held a1 the Prrs
'■yi'nan ih'iri'li at three o'clock to
morrow afternoon -mi the f.nUTal
train vvi'1 Je.iv^ from the corner of
i'il'ih av uue and Crordway.
Charley Armstrong the well known
electrical eisine<r r^taraed last'Mon
day from Petersburg and is sppud
ing a few d'ys with hi* old time
friends in S-jagway. Charley Is
now engaged in other lines and'is
doing well. Ho will revt-rn to'Peter8
burg on the City of S.-attlt'ou Mon
diy.
K. R. Paykull, of Fyrainid'Farm
on IV rami a Harbor was a visitor
in Skasway foday having come up
on the Petexson. k|
Mr. Paykull brought up sorae
sample cans of salmon which wer
racked at hi3 cannery.
These ar° selected flsh and all
work is done by whits help and Mr.
Paykull will have a 1 mite J amount
to sell to hkagwav customers.
Frank Dnmontior, of Whitohoi-se,
was an arrival on Thursday's train
and l3 spending a *ew dtays on sea
level
Frank BB,is he is thinking some
what of going south w.her® the
"sweet magnolia blooms-' in the
near future.
Dr. Runoalls took a run eve:
to Log CiWn on th0 train thia
morning and will return on the
train from the north this afternoon
Hufih Jlolyuoaux, Superintendent j
of roads and bridges for the:
Atlla B. C. District arrived c j
Thursday from Atiln ou liis way ;
to Haines 'ram will :h plac® ho J
make ft trip to Rainy Hollow.
Mr. Molyi.t-aux feels more optlir.
Is'lc ovfr Atlin's pr0ap°cts' this ^
year than for a long timc-'an j
in speaking to a reprG'c'^ativc oftli"-'
Alas Kan said:— ".The output of
gold tiiis season is going to exceed
that of the past few years. Th •
miu'-rs on Sprue© cr-ek ape taking
out n.oro gold tliaa thc-y have for
tho pr°vlous several years.
Oil Pine creek individual miners
who nre working the old North Coj
lciuhla Company ground are doing
well and there 1* much gold boar
lug gravel yet to b4> n:i>i°d along!
Pino cre»-):.
u'rtoiit i?iiin*, npulit. r flircii
and Otter crocks are looking fin,-'
and all of the operators on ihce I
cr°rJts are (loin; well and wfcll* (V
Donncll river has b'-^n fur;
some tinip 'her' are men workirg
there no*v a.tid this lii^ (II-trlct i.:
coming bacu and many of the
miner* are confident that it will
vi't b" a Ms producer.
"J. M. Kttffu r is o;unlnr ir> what
I eotls'id< r will Ihj :i <i«?riz mine of
unlimited i>!.s*iUlitl's.
.Many n«'\y leads are uikviv rin
and a-"say show hi-h values. Mr!
nuffner lias a crew of tun d"v'i^p
insr and ouoiins up th proper
ties. Wo lifve done conld'r-i!>t'
joad work from Atlin to the Ruff
nor properties on Fourth of July
creek and now ore may !<;•'
haul-d 'o Atlin for snipnil-nt.
We expect n'-xt year to put fti j
a road front tlio mines to l.alc i
A111 u which will <*ut th'- dl'tane1- j
li\ two and mako tUo shipnr. nt i>f j
large amount? of ore a coniparitive
easy ma't't.
Tile day that 1 l<ft Atlin
two minin? ettginoers lpft At'in'for
>Cr. Iiuffner's mln<* to ex.imiu
then; with n view to-puichav.
\V® havo information that tli
famous Knsi'neer group of mines
will be worked next year and
which will ro doubt attract att-n
tion to the many'othor'quartz pros
poets that lie on Talri Arm and
Other Plaees in the A'lin district.
Til>'!,<' have been more tourists in
Atlin 'his yf'ar than ever bafoiv.
and. that is not all. for every ene'of
them pots ont a boo-fr for t •
AUin trip.
All have been loud in exprrs-ing
their • pleasure nnd prti'e thc> mag
nificient seenery and fine a tit
mobile rides and laka trips that
abound. ....
Mr. and Mrs. Garret* of tlke'Atlin
■ Inn aj-o niost popular and the rn^r
chain's of Atlin have had a goo
tonrist trade.
Al'ogcther Atlin to ir.y mind Is on
the verge of prosperi1/ again.
Oarcross has al"o hrd a lar«r»
tourist trads tl.is suni.ner and Mr
and Mrs. Gideon of the Caribou
Hotel have iia,d thrIr hands full
in/ taking care of thom.
The Caribou Il^t0! tas-sustained
Its reputation and tlio tourists liav
enjoyed their Hop overs at Car
cross many of taeni extending their
tirte In orjjr to enjoy the fishing
and boating.
Mr. Molyueaux wiU be back
in a few davs after Inspecting tlio
road8 a.nd estimating the need from
the Alaska boundary to the Rairy
Hollow conper mines which are'ntftv
Dei tig operated by Wiley and Vance
Columbus, Aug 12—Tbe Digest j
problem today is the upke°P!
of xlvillzntinn d-c-l'T'd Senator
Hhrding in a spo?cIi at Rest Hom«j
bis orother s country place.
"This is the blWst n««d of tiio
liour in Ani"ii a'' foe said and US X'J.
ro]n' is "toadying down We inuBt »onu>
how tal:° Hock of thin&s an ! know,
whore wo have drifted during tli* tu
mult of war. We nni-t get o:ir
fret on the ri.flit path and then thru
understand in#, mov0 011 to tuturu
tri umps.
"1 am not u"3siaU3tic but 1 will
te'l you tii«it there is jun
real a ir-cnace in! the world this
«'\\-ning as there was auring the.
tumult of war. Civilization ha*
not orystailzed aud revolutions are
breeding. There i* an assault on
civilization".
London, Aus 12—Tin- Rom'
tomspolukiil ol' Ui«- Central N\.ws
Agency teb'sraplis that Al!>ania ha^
is^Ufd an ultimatum to S»rvia,
demai!dl!i£ '-he i n: lit r,l trie evacuation
of Taraboz*.
i ILIJOi IS
SPEGULaIIIB
Beaton, AOS 12— Charles,.
Pmiisi *uiri ivd' r'd hims'lf m« to
ili..- f - k-ral cfi'le rs today 011 tlio
v!:i!cif !» vins ns-l the mail to
d i'raml. Ml" liifeJHti's. amount
to *t>v n million dollars sfcfJ 1'onzi
claims lie lia-s four mHlion dol
l;.rs in cash.
Th<' monij was made in ''ptcili
iia;- ill foreign exchange.
Tl:1' cable '.vei't down a^ain on
!'f.I'y \ ' ii llaiiif3 and Jutieati
and consequently we have no pre's
i. v.s for till-" issue.
Sergeant Wc'tscott tninks that
it will be , oout a wvek bcfor--'tlie
(•a bio ship ear, meko the noc^-'sary're
pair".
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Warsaw. A us 12 -Tii0 Pctas
!aiiii<liod i . ir ori' :ithc t.da>" with
bayonet <• .trro in t!»' resion of
I'lttusk, uiilcli i t'..i:;y mil<-s'nortI
of !i i T!ic. P.-.isslan c.i'-airy liavu
r at-h'ii Prague.
n j;. t n i' n rusn
HinS f i rl^Jh
i;UUU, hi 'Li I l: a ■ J
B§ IMS
Il'-lsinsfors, Aug 12—Russia and
Finland niv agreed upon an arm
1'ticc rnn.litlnn at Dori>at.
Was'inn ii, AtiS 1-—I'll > I.uo
<!v.i.j';i tii,. Polish minister a mi «
today that not only do tlie ?'oiU
terms to Po'and rquire tin- tie
mobilization of Polanls army but
belli;ul lii f rm* th» Rolshov ifei are
so-kiits to cl 'ar tli® way for tbo
U«-<1 army tr: Uormany and <'\en
farther.
Mr*. .J :i u Paddock, wif - of Hi
mayor of was a roun 1 trip
or on Hit. Pl'Ur*ou. tcday bavin?
i o:no ti]> o*. a n.i'sion of bnsine".
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Daily train service(except Sunday) between S lea g way and
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ui)on applying to
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