No. 1SS NINETEENTH YEAR sKa^WaY, ALA8KA. MONDAY.
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SAX ANTONIO, July 3 — The
8*at-« Department liui issued its
lac* warning to all Anieriwwi citi
zens to inwneddately iiui>t Mexico if
\hey value tneir livaj. 'lime aii»-r
*iui»- tha warning has been issutd
by the ilapaitmeut to liutgring Aui
orUaiiti that they are treading uyun
dangerous ground.
The d«*>aitment will arrange for
the o£ stranded Am
ericans by warships auu train ser
v'ces. Vera Cruz has a number of
American citizens who are awaiting
f r a war ship to pick thorn up and
carry tUijii to a point ofsaft-ty.
PRKSSl HE RESI*ONSlRLE
FOR DELAY OF CARRANZA
WASHINGTON, July 3—Latin
American envt<y bavej iMiiiiitud that
the uTtetwrt" exerted by their
f «irtritw U resyomiu.e for
t'ie -Hay of Uarr'ii'za in answering
•he American demands They as
sert that the reply -anil be favor
Able.
ITALIAN SICCESES
SPELL VICTORY
LONDON, July 3—Further sue
e«w»«* ua th© Italians in the Posia
dkitric's has been roportitl at the
war dev-aitmeut. The Italians are
reported to be occupying Zamoilli.
The news has been received with a
shour for comj>ltta victory on the
island.
SENATE Rl'SUED WITH WOlilv
WASHINGTON, July 3—The seu
•te is so far behind in its work
that an adjournment is very un
likely. It has rush work ahead to
keep It bue.y until Stipuniber at
Last.
INTERCEDES FOR CASEMENT
WASHINGTON, July 3—Preside) t
Wilson will try to induce England
uot to hang Sir Royor casement.
Casement is an American citizen
«ud an appeal will te made im
mediately.
DEPENDENT FAMILIES
PROVIDED FOR
WASHINGTON, July 3 — The
house has voted an appropriation
o? $2,000,000 for the dependent
families of soldiers wh«j have en
tered 'be service.
CAREANZA STANDS FIRM
WASHINGTON, July 3 — Delay
ed—Private axlvice coiuiut; from re
liable sources in Mexico, lm« In
1 formed *li« war deiwrtiueut and the
foreign. depurtnnnis that Carrunza
and uis advisers are preparing to
| stand by the orders it«ut>d to- Gen
j eral Tievia to attack all Americans
found mov-Uj sou till iu the Mexican
Republic
Oiauals at t"e White House Bee
no au'- *o lwmoraibly avert a con
tlict if 'his information is accurate.
ALASKA si i'i L1LS ElllNED
SEATTLE, July 3—Pile of un
uowu origin wu eu out uio Oriental
pier iiore Saturday afternoon, caus
ing a iwsa oi over a quarter million
dollars. A large portiom of tuts
supplies on the uo«.ii were govern
ment supplies, aw.1.11114; siiiapnient to
Ala^a. One niau was killed by au
u^piv&iun on the dock.
GERMANS TAKE TRENCHES
PARIS, July 3—Delayed — The
Uerma..s have taken tue first liue
titrUvats in a t^r.iuc of liiy
etwrtexa section of YeiUlUL Tile
Fre aoU s'-'coepued in recapturing a
pori iou of the 1. st trenches at the
euu oi tue day by a carefully plan
uvd counter attack.
KISSLVNS RESTING
PETRGGRAD, July 3—The Rus
sians uavt euccteued in capturing a
tow u ui Koloinuain and are resting
iu Ualicia, ;u>-er a hai$i and diffi
cult inarch.
NAVAL llllX IN SENATE
WASHINGTON, July 3—A naval
bill carrying au upt<rep>iuti<.u of
$3it>,uuu,uuu has been reported to
the senate. The senate lias passed
tu* fortification apprc.prii.tiou bill.
MINSEY 111 AS NEW YORK SUN
NEW \ORK, July 3 — Munsey,
tlio great publisher, has complet
ed the d^nils of the purchase of
the New York Sun. It has be
come a rc'-muer of the associated
vress.
STRIKE UNCHANGED IN FRISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3 — The
strike situation In this city Te
maius unchanged. Beth sides wlil
make no further concessions.
BRITISH OFFICERS LOST
LONDON, July 3—The total loss
es of 'he British, officers since the
beginning cf the war now reaches
27,900.
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Gayety and Good Fellowship
Lead in City Festival
With fiags Hying, horns tooting,
anu liic city in u. io-->lrvu m«,od, tue
| rtiCLpiiou cJumiittuo wui-uiuiu tc
I lao uaru>n tue VlsLLots whc
: cam*: itu> hu in
pKkB'rt-iy u July lesiivriit*.
' a military dtWil num. Fort Se
' vu.nl niois'td the stars aud stripes
t i tie imp ut the Muutic^paJ fia<5
j poie ul »uuris>e aud lowered it
i tvuu equal loiunulJty «*t sunset. CU11
i ui'liio sv<'i'ts wt'i« on ut uiuc, wUicii
jauiointu anniiM-iutiit to the j*pe^tot
| ois una s'lntwl tat yotuigsieis oil
' U tae counbl. 'lire 2u yard dasli
lou caiidreu under six .va«s won by
) iJaiii lviiinse, close cu his h«.eis
was Ralph Wheeler, jv"ho reiceivul
bocond money. Ala,tin Conway, Jr
! ciprn'ed 50 yards lor finat prize in
tiiie a yinr old race and Albert
| Tawne crossed the uupe second.
Miss Fay Ad^ms oppcd oaf fir»t in
the jfirls nine year rat4 and Vir
ginia. Selmer seooxwL The fifty
yuird dash fur 12 year old boys went
to Kliuer Wheeler and Frtd Blanch
.ird, the girls winning t«e corres
ponding race were Katheriiie Ha.hu
and .Myrtle JUicson. The young
la.lies race was won l>y Birdie Sel
uior aud Etta Sundeen. Masters
Flyun and Selmer in the three leg
ge<* race crossed the tope under full
t-4.L-a.rn, ftu.owod closely by Mastei3
Kirnis-e and Drown.
Tennis fans witnessed suine
speedy tennis playing. Fort Se
ward walked off with <hc( honors win
tiitis the trophy cup. In the
doubles series, Davis^Dale re
presenting the fort, defeated Telfer
Laiulaboircugh, 7-5; 7-5;. Davis
Ross then won f.-om Miller-Cole
0-3; 1-6; 6-1.
I.ieu*. Davis and Cole played
a spectacular game 6-4; 6-3. Both
DEMAND IMMEDIATE REI'LY
WASHINGTON, July 3—Delayed
—The administration iu til's city
ha., wired Special Agent. Rogers,
who is no»v 1 coking af'er American
interests in Mexico, to request an
immediate reply to the Anie. lean
ultimatum.
V1KCH FOUND GUILTY
JUNEAU, July 3—Special—R. H.
Viroh, councilman of Haines, who
was released on Habeas Corpus pro
ceeding, has been found Ruilty by
a jury iu ihia city.
CONG RES ADJOURNS
WASHINGTON, July 8—Congress
lias adjourned for the Fofurth and
Wilson must wait until Wednesday
before placing the Mexican eitua
tl u before that body. The Car
ran za uote has not as yet arrlTed.
GREASERS FIRED FIRST SHOT
MEXICO CITY, July 3—The of
ficial report of the battle exf Carri
isal h.as been made. The Mexicans
are accused of firing the first
ahot by ttv? American government.
FRENCH ARE VICTORS
PARIS. July 3 — The French
hpve recaptured ThiMUiOnt after a
hard and terolc balttl .
were on thedr toes from begln
niu> to end. la the Uulits singles
Mrs. Liaaidslboraugih/ defaulted Mia
Shepard 6-t); 6—1.
.rkitgway won the baisaball game
on1? alter some strenuous playing
and olever handling of the ball
iro- Fort Seward. The score wo.
3 to 1 at the close of the ninth
tuning. The fat mans race, al
tfurc sure to got a laugh from the
crowd was won by Jim Colli son and
to Dim Kennedy went second money
The lady's race was won by Miss
D 11a Raipuzzi and Mrs. G. G. Mil
iar received second prize. Bert Mo.
Kenzie UkxK the 100 yard daifo. The
rtlay team, composed o(' Cole-Rose
As'. and McKenzie pulled down the
honors In that event.
Miscellaneous ai>oi ts offered some
novel ami thrilling momants of ex
citement for the contestants and
onlookers. Helen Adams and Bes
sie Eckeit took first and second In
'he six year race. Henrietta Rous
seau and Mrs. L. A. McAliater won
tne e©g race. Elmer Rasmuson
proved beyond a douibt that he
could eat crackers and won that
evnut. Jack Kirmse and Albert
Mathews won the sack rote, tue
s.hot put was won by Beat McKenzie
and seconded by M'r. Gillespie, dist
ance 33feet 4% Inches.
Etta Suadeen and Katherine
Hahn are the victors in the girls
fas4 bicycle wee and Karl Hahn
i'Oli the honons In the boys race.
The band furnished the music for
the celebration and instilled pep
and enthusiasm in the occasion. In i
« evening the grand ball at the
Whi'e Pass club gave tha visitors a
chance to meet Che Garden City
fecple and all intermingled in the
joliv occasion.
GET FISH BILL
WASHINGTON", July 3—The Alas*
Ka fisheries bill will came up for
discussioai in a few days at the
capital James Wickensham, dele
!>i'*e from Alaska, will make a
I It "hi on the bill. He says that its
I passage will give a monopoly to the
j trusts on the sea product.
GERMAN IS ACQUITTED
NEW YORK, July 3— Delayed
Hans Tanschcr, a former German
army oft'ic • ha® been aicquitled by
a jury in 'his city on the charge of
conspiracy Tauscher was tried for
»i pict Involving the blowing up of
the Woeland Cannl .
It EST ROOMS PROVE
POPULAR PLACE
The W. C. T. U. Rest Rooms and
Tea, Emporia. oipened its doors Sat
i urday morning. It is understood
| tnat the numiber served by the so
ciety diuring the luiwsheon hour
jnuiibered around the 100 mark. It
i is now assured that 'be rest rooms
! will be maintained tor the rest of
the tourist season.
Mr Yuni MatemgusM, one of the
' popular Whitehoree coolks arrived
from a trip to Japan on Saturday
j ai J visited with his friend Frank
| Maromatsu till the train left today.
Notice
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Saturday and Closed On
Tuesday July 4th
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STIR AT WASHINGTON
i; WASHINGTON, July 3—Delayed
—line Defpartmejit of Cotomerce has
begun an iuvestigsiltaon, of conditions
In Alaska.. Jnmse Wickeishanv haa
laid ciuargee before the commisaiLou
! lu which, lie a*® informed 'he cam
I mission that, cha American Smelting
I and Refining Company hats domiu.it
I ed ova/ctlccily everything in Aias
! lea. TUtir Influence hus directed
I the policies of railroads, steam
j shtp cosnptnies and other interests
'h 'he delegates charge.
BIG BATTLE NOW ON
LONDON, July 3—After many
weeks of continued b^iubarduuent,
tne British have launched! a general j
I odieuaive asainst the German line
along the Rouit, twenty miiea north |
of ttoa Souim® river. The British
succeeded in taking the front line
t j^hes.. England is reported to
hay* catJtured -thousands of prison
ers. A' EnigHaaid Is re j dieting over
the victory. The battle is still in
progres
PROTEST ARMED GUARDS
SEATTLE, July 3—The strike
situation remains unchanged in
this city. At a big maas meeting
called yesterday to discuss the
s rike issuts a vigorous protest was
uiado against the use of armed
yuardi.
RUSSIANS ROUTED BY GERMANS
BERLIN, Jifly 3—Delayed — A
naval battle haa been reported in
the Baltic Sea, between, the Gar
mans and the Russians. It is
reported that the Russians re
tired e-racefully before the superior
German force.
TROUBLE IN SAN DOMINGO
WASHINGTON, July 3—Two en
counters between the revolutionists
and American forces Ui San Domin
go has resulted in the death of one
Air er lean.
WEALTHIEST WOMAN IN
WORM) CALLED
NEW YORK, July 3 — Hetty
Green, the wealthier woman in the
world, died this morning in this
city.
TRANSPORT CARRIES REFUGEES
SAN DIEGO, July 3—The trans
poit Buffalo is northward bound
wi'h over 300 refugees from Mexi
co
The Mariposa wiU sail from Seat- j
tie on July 6th, arriving in Skag- ,
way on Monday morning.
PARIS, July 3 — The Allied
forces mrier hammering away at
tue Germiam, trewches have succeed
ed in farcing their way into the
second line of the Germaa en
trenchment* at several places south
ot Somme. They are reported to
have* captured the villages Prise
am1 Me.eaucourtwood.
Over six thousand unwouindad
prisoners of war have been taken
by the Allies within the last two
d8ys. No noteworthy action bias
been reported to the war office in
t'-fc district north of Verdun.
VILLA COMMANDS TROOPS
EL I'ASO, July 3—A report bos
rea> hed this city to the effect that
Villa Is encamped < at Rio Florido
with seven hundred men aremed to
♦he teeth for battle. General Ro
mons, commanding a body of Car
rarsa tiroope has set out to capture
'ae wlley Mexican outlaw!
BRITISH ADVANCE IN NORTH
BERLIN, July 3—Military critics
have admitted the lose of valuable
territory to the British and the; suc
cess of the British ia the north.
Tbey assert however that this
gives no reason for ls«3c of confi
dence in the ability to bold the
western llncB.
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3 — The
strike conference whicb was sched
uled to meet in this city today bas
been postponed, o'.vjig to the illness
of th" president of the longsihirr
mens' union. It is reported that
both sides axe willing to talk over
the differences.
HOPE TO CHECK
PARIS, July 3—Tho Germans are
reported to be rushing reserves to
the Soman e district In hones of
cnecfng the threatened1 British ad
varce.
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* NO paper tomorrow *
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* The management annoniruces *
* that there will foe no issue of *
* the paper. The entire force *
* of the Dally Alaskan will re- *
* oei«e a hi liday to enable them *
* to engrage in the HaJines fosti- *
* v}tles. *
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