DEMOCRATS BEGIN ACTION
TO HAVE BURLESON CANNED
Washington, Ax>ril 25.—A move
t is oa foot to have the Etenio*
er» lc N'a'lonuJ committer, which
will meet in Chicago next month,
to pass a resolution asking fop the
removal of Post Master Gene
ral Burleson,
The unpopularity of this official
grows greater every day.
Berlin, April 2S.—The Hun
(?arisn borders are being closed in
in an effort to block the Rumanian
Invasion.
ll i3 reported that sixty thou
sa:i'» strong, the Trausj'lvanians are
advancing with the Rumanians.
It is gad that panic reigns in Bud-1
apest with thousands ot' the civil
ians fleeing from th,e city to places
o' safety in the mountains and I
othrr towns at a distance. I
Wa&hingon, April 23.—Reports
received by tie Treasury Depart
ment this morning-, show that Mich
igan is the first state to subscribe
i'S qiiota of the Victory .Loan.
EXPLORERS GEI
10 KOOlAK ISLE
Washington, April 25.—Th/> gov
crnment has been notified of the Ar
rival of the Griggs exploring par
ty Kodiait.
The expedition intend examining
Mount Katmai. the volcano which
dill so much dwniage a I'eW
years ago.
The boys have finished the joi>
"over there"; let us t'iuish it "'over
here."
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A pare or" the crews of the U. S
Harbor toatjj Jeff Davis juwi Gen
ercl Jacobs, which ply tho Yukon
river during the summer season, J
came up ou the City of Seattle j
last night and left this morning fori
Whitehors© where they will get the'
J.-" Davis in" order and proceed j
down the river when navigation I
opens.
The party consists of \V. Corn- j
iiu' First offfieer on the Jeff Da.v-1
is,/Capt, Kdw, Thompson, First of-j
l'iecr 011 tht, On. Jaiobg, lid. John- i
son, chief augnioer on the Jeff Dav- j
is aud lied KLvt«r Junk, w Iiu Is S&c
01 d mate on the Davis,
Subscribe !\>r your liniit of Victo- .
ry Loan Monds-—and, then >ome.
TbP White I'iiss train loft this j
morning a.t S:30 jvith it number oil
passangt-rs bound for various points j
inside.
It is understood that now thatj
there is uo l'iu in Skat;way, the j
quarantine will be raised in White- j
liorsa Turv soon.
Next Monday
The live men of This city are going to start out
to get subscriptions for the V ictory Loan Bonds.
We have to get $19,800
in subscriptions. If everyone does all he can it
will not take long. All together now to pay the
bill for winning the war.
BANK of ALASKA
Safe Deposit boxes only 25c per month.
B ANK OF ALASKA
Have You Tried
"GOLD CREST"
Brand Butter and Eggs
Just what you would expect when ordering the very best
Fresh shipments received on every boat
The Eggs sell at 60c per dz.
Butter 75c per pound
These prices subject to market changes
P. H. GANTY
Pari?, April 25.—The Parte pa
tters are continuing to heap abuse
on*President Wilson's head. over thie
Italian affair.
Paris, Aprfl 25.—Premier Orlando
and two memlbers of the Italian
peace oonfiereoice left for R«mB last
night.
Two U<elegates have been left here
and they will remain djurdng th.e
ccnferenoe.
London, April 25.—The even
ing New reported today that Pro
mier Orlando will offer King Rmiau
uel IH his resignation upoa his ar
rival at Rome.
'1 he papier ;llso saytj that if the
resignation is not accepted, the
premier will convoke the parliament
on .Monday or Tuesday.
Paris, April 25.—The Japan ee
ambassador, ,\iatliui,- wUo repre
sent Japan in France, was called
to the Italian headquarters this
morning.
The co-operation of Japan and'
Italy at this critical time is regard
t-u as deeply significant.
Home, April 25.—A Kroup of the
Italian deputies at a meeting today
iMssed a resolution demanding that
Italy refuse to join titg League of
-Nations unless they are awarded
i-Yauie, Sara and the Dalmatian Is
lamls.
Rome, April 25.—Hundreds of
thousands of people particiated to
day in wild demonstrations through
out Italy.
A stranco division of s'.mtiment
attended. most of these demonstra
tions where the crowds, while cheer
i.'ig for America, denounced, Presi
dent Wilson.
Anchorage, April 2i>.—The ques
tion as to whether or a<.t warm
springs underline the Susitua riv
er has been answered in the afiirill
ative by government railroad en
gineers who are now making sound
ings for a bridso across the stream
l&l miles Irom Anchorage.
Near the pite of the proposed
budge, a rift about 1000 feet long
and 25 feet wide occurs iu the
ic« of the river early iu thy spring
every year. This open stretch, of
water after it rnaJceg its appearance
in the spring, does not close until
I'-fc freezing weatliier of the follow
ing winter. ,
The rift iu the upper stretch
es of the Susitua preoetios by
nearly two months, the movement
of ice from the lower stretches oV
the stream.
Versailles, April 25.—The van
guard of thie Germian delegation
consisting of four minor states to
be represented, arrived hiere this
morning. 1
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Liberty
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A NEW DEPARTMENT
To Meet Requirements
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three in Saturday's Paper
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Paris, April 25.—A Diapatcjty from
Ron > this morning states that two
thousand, Socialists have declared
their support for President) Wilson
lu uis statement denying tixa jdght
of Italy to tlie. possession of flume
and tlit) Dalmatian coast.
Loudon, April 25.—Tiia British
Labor party placed itftelfl unre
servedly om thti American tud9 of
the Itafllan controversy tooay.
"Labor throughout the world,
looks to you to secure just pe^oe,
I and w© are certain the) Italian work
ers will associate themselves with,
you" declared" a cable tc> President
Wilson which was signed by; Arthur
Henderson, Robert Smillie, J. H.
Thomas and other labor loaders.
| Paris, April 2o.—At tlx© Italian
headquarters this afternoon, it was
iuMuiated that an amicabl© eol
I ution of tlie Piume-Dalamatian
I coast question is in prosspect.
it is said that the delegates re
I in-lining iu Paris will continue to
[ work with the interfiled com
I mission.
it is further expected that defi
nite teaults will result from Pre
| mier Orlando's consulation with
i parliament in Rome.
taris, April 25.—The British
peace delegates today; refused to re
' ^nrd the withdrawal of the It^ians
' from the poa.ee as permanent.
Paris, April 25.—The Czeclio
|S:<>,ak i-epifsentalives to the cou
ference suggested today- to Presi
'dent Wilson that a plebescite be
held to settle ltajy'fi Adriatic
claims.
This idea seems to be gaining
ground- and may b0 the solution of
tn is very grave question.
Anchorage, April 25.'—Three thou,
sand, six hundred and ninety tons
of coal were produced and an av
erage of ninety men were employed
la the past month at the coal
miim operated by the Alaskan Er
gineering Oommissiom at Egka.
The outpait and force will not be
so large in the summer months as
they wc-re in the winter.
Paris, April 25.—It was decide
today that the peace! conference
would meet in plenary, session on
Monday next to consider the League
•:f Nations covenant.
The Rev. E. L. "tt'interbengjer re
turned, from a trip to Halnea last
BiKht where h© spemt Part ol the
week.
The Victor}' Ixwn, is th<, last and
best of all. Interest, 4% per cent;
Period, three-four years; Terms,
easiest over offered. IT IS UP
TO. YOUS, '
! Paris, April 25.—In a public
' statement made lapt n Lgfc.t by
Pr-inier Orjando, Prepictent Wilson
; was charged -with having addressed
| the Italian people over the heads of
jtha Tfalian govenuaoat- Pnesmier
| Orlando &aid, "lie 13 treating the
Italians a$ It they were a barb&rcniB
i people without a democratic fOrffi o£
| government"
SEVERE STORM
SWEEPS SHIES
Washington, April 25.—A cold
wave accompanied to severe snow;
.noma is sweeping, the territory
east ol the ^flMiselpiDi river and do
ing immense damage to the crop®
aaiV stock.
Sitka Soldier Is
Sailing Home
Wynee Gsxidard, sou o£ Dr. and
Mrs. F. L. Goddard, of the Sitka
Hot Springs Sanitarium, was a pas
senspea- on the Admiral Evans
Mr. Goddard returned to his home
iu Sitka, from the outside where h
hag betea serving) JJacle Sam.
On the Evwns also bound for Sit
kji, waa Miss Dorothy Goddard, a
Sister o£ the returned) poldier, who
ha been at Lending nchool in Seat
tle, and Mrg. D Danz of Chicago a
tourist, who will spend1 the season at
flie SitYfe. sanitarium.
THE P. O. P. 18 AGAIN OPEN
Altho Georg« Mowl has not com
pletely recovered', from his. recent ill
uejss, he has decided to open the
Popular Picture Palace, again, and
so tomorrow night this pleasant
little 3I10W house will again be open
to the public, and a fine show is
promised,
W. S. Hart is always goo# and
'he Triangle plays are drawing
c<irds wherever put on the screen.
Tni.s is welcome new^ to the mov
io lovers and no doubt a crowded
house will greet th.© silent acto.s
tomorrow and* Sunday night3.
The liberal terms on Victory
Bonds make it possible for every
one to subscribe.
BONOS THAT BIND
YOU TIGHT TO
VICTORY
Seattle, April 25.—Th.9 follow
ing wir# waa received from S&&
Francisco on the 24tlx:—
"District bank,ti total Victory Lotu
inclusive of the l.wanty third
April but probably representing cm
ly the first day of the drive amount
to $15,549,250.00.
"This-amount wag subscribe^ for
by forty thousand) subscribers. The
estima'^i week's subscription will
ko over one hundred! million.
The State of Oregon shows
that over twenty three counties
have gone "ovjer the top."
On Monday, April 28th, the Peo
ple of Skagway are going to be
askort to participate in the Victo
ry Liberty Loan. .Members of the
O mmittee will call upon everyone to
solicit subscriptions, and if Skagway
v;ill <1k> it'3 full duty, there will be
uo trouble n raising our quota of
$19,800. z
This ia the host and moat attrac
tive bond issue ever offered by the
Government. We should buy to the
limit of our capacity if tor no oth
er reason than it ip our patriotic
tic duty to do &:>, but considered
purely as an Investment, the Vic
tory Loan Is unbeatable. Tha 3e
eurity la the best In the world, the
interest rate Is ample, and the short
term feature of the Bonda maka
them very desirable.
So let Skagway put her shoulder
to the wheel and put our share of
the Loan over with a tiush.
Quartermaster Sergeant Frank M
Bitteinger arrived last night on the
Seattle and left for Whitehorso this
'morning, where he will talc^ the
Jeff Davis for down. rlVCr points.!
Sergeant Bittenger will have
charge of the government pupplles.
Ridiculous Shoe Prices
A big line of
Oxfords and High Shoes for
Ladies
\ ,
We have placed on our
Bargain Tables
Oxfords At - $1.50
High Shoes At - $2.00
There are Blacks, Whites, Tans
and Patent Leather Shoes in good
styles and large range of sizes
You will have to come quick as they wili not last
long at these prices
JAMES KENNEDY