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0
Utflin, Tuesday —German work
man i:i Danzig h.ive proclaimed a
-Tiitt aci-ortlia.> to report!) received
ro today. T!io Soviet immediately
announced a Blockade to Polaad'aa
refund to permit the French Crui-vt
l' :. ydo:: to dock. The British Com
■ii u Tow - dec lared wouldn't
_ r>'5pon'ible for the rtiuit i1' the*
:rai ir it:ca:pt'd to un!.-ad it3,
'ruo of in:, i'ions intent- ; for the
i'.'Usn army.
Puis. Tu< sday—The "ligation a' ;
iVir 14 i* still causing a gr« i
deal of worry but it is «x;>eit«d
t it will be cleared up when'the
> Fr-\ !i bat'!-ship" now on'thelr
re arri\e. Sir Reginald Tow
!!',.• • i-'ii coir.mibsioner of the.'
,\ at I>:nzi,- i:as suffici' nt fore
's to pr:r.i: of the unloading of
> n.tti Itlnjis for the Pole*. The
- t of i Pole® in ■throwiatf.
!>' (!' !t -h>'viki nia'ce reccssarv
i it !• . the munition. Gen-.
W 1 who credi^l with
i rot v a»J the tuec-s* of the1
< itizens '"'f Warsaw
• b : :u* to give him the cred
i th- victory that it was a
! li-h victory and that he wis no|
i : r of Wait iw.
Monday—-The ccl!apse of
\ lUuiiiitain top or. this i'lar.d bur
ri • .:n entire igcroto village undt-r
c • hundred feet of earth, blotting
• :t th" iivtfc of 'ever.tv native5.
r. ;'.:sr. Ta-s.'.ay—Jlio'I'is is in.
j. n.Tv»so i; Li*bttrn rl» a r'-'ult'of!
. i,.- today of inspector
HOLDS UP OS
Nashville. Monday—Taf Hoi be
Kdjournt'U Saturday until Monday
n.orning withoutt hating taker ac
lioti on Speaker Walker'' motion to
reconsider its r^tifii.atiou. of thc
ai.jftt-'iKli amendment.
Poles Cautioned
Against Conquest
Washington, I>. C. Tuesday— Po
land hull ikhmi warned b:-' onr gov
t'rnm»nt that she is not 'o nlK'at
the tdvanco of former t:iu< 3 atui
v.cwapt to tat'' Russian territory.
P>
Dsi
by Boy Born
On Board Train
The stork put iu an. appeai-oneo
?;-riy this morning at Mil,. ami
n: i e things lively on the govenunoM
railroad for a a short 'itae. * t
•jo'tloeko this morning Mi.it.. Cr
Jo-di.3 was informed, that a vi-it of
a fctork at tho railroad town was
momentarily c-xP°cted. Sui't. Jones
I'rtlcrtil out a locomotive and a
L'loooso aiivl Mr®. Riiigstct't wife of
the timekeeper, wa« plac 'I on board
tp.jc!al trr-in an<S the ?'?rt was
mad* towards ATkrtiorage. ISut tho
•i'->rk waits for nothing r.Ld when
.6 wJi reached. Mr'. SinsWad,
fuv« bij-tjj to a fi;l° l)oy baby.
T!ie train proceeded to Anchorage.
, : th>-- mother ant &:ilr #r® now i
tUc hospital at that plUo, both
rt sting eJi'y.
A Lumber of the bridge Pang ranie
.'own Saturday ov<".lng ..nd fcjvut't: »
svnok cr.d in rkagway.
Amongo tat in wa* no.i 'd M.
Huatlcr, lt"r?eson. ind Vinson.
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Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
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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 Salmon-Sh.imps
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Fancy Coockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters ■ Mayonaise ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "5EATTLE"_,
i War'aw, Saturday —The Pol' b
have captured fiP-een thousand Sov
i.'t prtso»ers up to last Thursday. P
I in aiuiouaced that the Polish army
(Is rapidly following up lts Lucces*.
| au is harassing the caemy which
Is gcing north east. Further sucoeb
j cs of the Polos are look»d for.
| Later The Russian Soviet force9
' a:e fleeing in disorder, panic is
; manjfevt along the whob front be
i twe^n the Vistula and the Bui;
livers Here tho Poles arc ad
vancing with tho greatest suoees-1
an' are ubing tank', aeropiiutos'aiul
j armored 'raifis in great uumbcrs.
Monday —The PoI°s are bottling
up the Soviet forces on the northern
front onween the Prussian frontier
and tlia Vlstuia river. According t
an official itatement 'the Poles hav'l
olo*c4 the gateway of escape talc
ing prisoners and war material in
quaj title3 impossible to count.
The extreme right -wing or tlie'Po
lis'a army Is inarching on Bre5*
Ll'ovsk and has taJcen bev®ral'towns
la lt>e advance. The Left wing lias
taken Pultusk 357 miles north of
Waisaw and is continuing its pro
gress. The centre of the Polljli'force
are marching in tho direction of
O^tralfnka, where ten thousand pris
oners, thirty canon 500 machine gun
a:.d i.housands of supply carlti have
beer captured*.
Bjest-LItovsk has b«eh occupied to
the Polish arniy according to advic
es culling 'rom Washington, D. C.
FOB HUSH
Vancouver. Minday-Tli> Canadian
t-.i.iiic hip <'o lias placed a]
c .'intac' with th" WallaCa shipyard-*
r.«v seventeen knot "teameib to coH j
i trillion and a half for Vancouv-'
Rainy Hollow
Coming Up
UugJi Molyn'aux returned ye5
terday on the lVfrson from 3Iain,-3
wjei<- he \v«'iit *everal davs ago 'o
look up the road proposition in
the Itainy Hollow district I
.Mr. Molynoanx is enthusiastic over,
rl t. outlook in thib copper n'frion
.1:1 says t]lc work now being done
by the WiKy-Vanco company is
sj;oiving up bi'ttpr every' day.
Vht- ore now b in? tak-n ou' ihow9
big values and cvi-ry iudlcationd
poin's to an immense botiy of ore.
largo a crew as can bo work
er 1 is on the job and ali the de
v' loi meat aavauvcii more icer will be
p'.it cn.
The work on the road from Haine3'
'o Wells which Is under ti.e super-'
vision of Captain RoyAl Pullen.
progressing well. Mr. Molynraux |
rri<' and what is more the nature
of the work is permanent. The
bridge (across the Chjlkat at "Wells,
will be put in thi3 fal aid -when
connection can be made v itU the
Klahini river road and thence to the
UMay Hollow.
.ilr. Molyneaux says tha: he doefe
ai.t expect to do any work oa'the
>'!ta> ant Catr.p section this fall but
next spring he "Till put his end of
t'-e road in good shape ii time for
cim moving of ore.
Mr. Molyneaux will leave on'Tliur8
Jay for A'lin.
I II? 1 Johnston, agent for the C.'P.
K. has received notioe that 'he I*rin
I c®ss Ena which wdU to bave sail
ed on the 17th has on board'three
fi Id guns consigned to 'hc mayor
cf Dawson.
It is quite evident that th^se'gnns
ar« captured German artillery and
w< re tak°n on the western ' front,'po
hapb by the Yukon contingent, o
Mr. Johnson states that an. oppor*
tunit/ will be giv°n for the people
of £kagway to see theso trophies
of war when the Ena arrives'as 'hey
will be unloaded andd transferrod'to
the Whit® I'aljs and Yukon Route
Tte Princess Ena Is due to ar
rive at any time.
1 bo Alameda, stopped on her
«vay south from the wost for a
couple of hours, the town, wdj fil
led with 4he passeager» many of
whom were round trippers. She
galled for the south about four'p.,rr
According to word brought up on
the EHebeth lhib afternoon, the
Steamer Northwestern, Is due to ar
rive In Juneau at 5'o'clock this
afternoon, and she will therefore toe
1j this port eometitne tomorrow
corning. . - ^
EGYPT 10 SF
ismisT
London, Tutbday — The Times
gives out the information that'Gnat
UriUa-n. has agreed to recognize the
independence of Egyp1.
Detroit, Monday —Susju, is sel
ling in this city for sevent'ou cent"
a pound. o
McBrice Refutes
Democratic
Slander
JuRcoiu, Aug 23—The following
• igiud Hat<?ni«it was issued situr
duy t>y J. C. jrcBride, the Alaska
Kt-i ublUan National Conia'i'tecman,
°u will l)i- published taerouglioui
il.« Territory as a r°fata'ioR oi.
the utterance8 c-C the D mw-ratic pol'
ieaiL in general and Cl^sa161 Grig"
iry in particular.
"To tho Voters of Ala-'na.
Is lis opening campaign speech at
the Coliseum Theatr° at Juneau, on
tee seventeenth instant, M •. Gngsby,
the Democratic candidate for Dele
gate to Congas', appealed t0 the
RcpaolicaiXi voters in Ala^k.: for sup j
port upon the alleged grounds tihat
lie would work with the Republican
Natlcal Committeeman for Alaska i
the matter of rooommonding Republi
cans for appointment to Territorial J
positioi.to more agreeably than Mr.'
Sutherland would and tint harmony
did not prevail in the Republican,
party and therefor roquestv 1 Republi1
icon3 to vote for him instead of his
Repu oilcan, opponent I wish to state
at this time, that 3Ir. Sutherland,
the Republican nominee for Delegate
; to congress and mjtjelf aro in ac
cord and that perfect harmony pre
I vails and when Senator Harding take
[ officeo as president of the United,
States of America on March fourth
n^x', no Democrat will b' consulted
by Myself regarding the distribution
of officeof in Alatika.
In repudiating this attempt of Mr.
Grigsby1s to create distrust and dis
jh^lon in the Republican party
and to cafet doubt on my loyalty to
my party and my duty too support
It* candidates I most earnestly ap
peal to all Republicans and other
goou citizens jn Alaska ta rally a
round Mr. Sutherland and all'other
RepUDllcan, candidates and give him
and all of them a large nmjorityjas
will demonstrate the loyalty of our
Territory to Harding, Coolidge and
Americanism and good government."
Max Gutfeld returned from Juneau
^oa the Lbtebeth today. 1 ^ i
GONTINEITAL
I If BIG SUCCESS
New York, Souijday —The first
Larsin all metal machines piloted'by
Uer' Acostso and with Eddie Itick
euabeker iJi a passenger, completed
the .Yew York Ix>s Angela run, to
fay. The trip was a complete'suc
c^»s. And 'th,j plan proved itself
equal to every emergency.
Admiral Line To In
stall Wirless Phones
San Franclscoo, Cal —Wir°les
telephone qulpmemt that vill en
a.le persons on the Pacific Coast
to *p(~ak with p.liseiv-r<'r8 :n;l official
ou vessels 500 miles at sea is (■>
u« installed on many ships in
coufetwiSe and trans-Paciflc service
tne R dio Corporation of America
ill's announced.
' Arrangements ars alr>* dy un<l r
way for the Installation of the wire
less telephone on, the International I
\ >.i cantile .Marine 'Iw ta of th,p
«V hl'c Star, Ked Star'HollondrAinefi
~ '■ «r;l American Limb," s.iid'Ar-1
liur lsb^ll, Pacific Coast rcpr s- i:
•alive rf the wireless company. "Situ
t!.:r upp:!ratu* will he phw- d :i
'• >nrd the vcs*elkj of tho CM a .Mai!
'•'•viral l,ine at oncj."
T.!• Radio Corporation's an.;ounc.-.
ni''iii mean-", it is said, 1 ;iat p, rsrns j
living within reasonable i:i*tanc<> of!
■he Pacific lea board cai, througa
th<i> local telephone op.-rator be i
connected with the ne-irest Itacio si ^
'ion which in turn can s* t itvto'cou: I
oinnication with any ship carryln I
ih. Corporation's apparatus am> hoi j
i lephone conversation.
l-'red Story who lias been acting r.i
t'eneial manager of the Taku Con- |
ral for several Weeks arrived home j
(>u the train yiblerday anl has r».- i
sum Hi his position with the White I
Pass in Skagway.
Mr. Story stated that the work [
on the Taku Central was all done
and 'hat tht. road bed wab now in I
riiBt class condition and trains'liave '
run regularly all summer.
Fairbanks, Monday—The f| ur
a'-ro ilanes oa their way to Nome
ftucrn'd tilts city on Saturday las'
r ey had travelled two hundred
.niles from Dawson in two hour-'
flat. Tbe Plan«s made 1 P 'rfeet
landing 'and lined up a foot a
part In front of t!ie t'rJ'i'ds'aiwl.,
w ere fiv'e thousand ;>eot> ■ w r > as
aojhbled too Knot them.
Captain Strc t annoui.eedo that
t!ie plaiuli would remain in Fair
Lank" for t r?e day*. Jlauy d
ti:e p' opl,. of ill'-' city •"( w a ro
punis for the fir-t time ar.d
cur inter'lit was manifest in
'L"m.
San Francisco, Mouda.. —Th,_> i i
t-.rrcption by Mu> navy rad'o station
at Y« rba Buena Island i.. ilr- Bay
cr San Front isco early SatUiduy
indicates the su<-c°s» o( tfce world
wj e radio message beat briatia t
from one station. The ^sago was
pi- Kcd up from the Radio station
of Bordeaux France. Th- i.afayeUe
.•taiion picked in perfect elari'y was
I.' follows;! "Secretary ,\.uy, \\"ash
:igl<>i-, Colon. This firs1 wireless
ii'.es->f{;e to be hoard around th-*
wir (I and n:afks a new ir.leston:
cn tj.p road to scientifi; achleva
oe-i,." .
J. M. Keller made a trip to'H.iin "s
ytsttrday going down on thf Peter
son and returning on the F.stelietli.
Dudley Allen the Juneau comm r
cl-1 broker arrived on the I'eterson
f.-on. Haines and is "pending a few
dajb vi King his customer:: and in
cidentally dcing a little expert fish
ing.
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Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
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Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
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upon applying to
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