■ EMS i KILL SIEI1 Ml PERSONS I SLA!
Marion, Wodne-'da}— Harding, •
receiv-.d a delegation from C-i i
iorr.!a yesterday.
It Is J- »pe«oh to ,th''m h« de
clared 'hat th-» nation must statt.l
lubitul th" states of the i*a«-Ifi«5
«' - I» to r-'ie*> them of. th*
diffti ait!^ of Orient.'.1 Immigration
a id must - • that ou y sOoh alien-1
as bo a.-sinii'ah d and imbuod
wit*: thor A :!' rioaui-m ar"-' adniitt d
llajlon ■Wednesday—Hatdius
jti talking with the dell'?ation of
Ca>;fui>r.ia headed, by Governor Ste
vt-us of Cai. i» tat'xl that the dang
er* of the conflict must be rvcog
uIzM and ti>at provision jnnst be
inatK to reduce th m to th» mln
Imuni. He Sugg?sted 'hat Mich'^teps
b - tak-n without offensive refectloa
on any racs iuid without raiding
tuo question of ras-lal inferior
uy ,ir Inc'iuoUty.e
f T'M}/ \r>p 1 r-'-j TP
V(} ' In] si 1 '!
U I UlilwUO .III i vj
iisisiiois
New YorS'), Wednesday—An at
t mtt «a» to burn Myrtle
Av* and UfOadway ei-vatea stat
in nroi'!?ijT;. This attempt
v.a-- frustrated by the policy who
tir.it the attempt was mad
1 y strike sympathized. Tlu-'e wi're
j-j-vd by the r°fusa' -of the Fe.l
• r-i; Jud?e 1 th'-' Mayor 'o me,-t
JVsiaer.i Goi"ap"'t«. Gov0rtior.
>' nith had ask>tl tin- Mayor to
ri"'t Compe.-s tri aa «U'fort to
settle tho Urook'yu Rapid T^m
j nrike.
Tones For Senator
Hart For Governor
Wedre-'Jay —Th<" R-pub
li r. priuari »• held ye-*t<Tilay re
turn'? a larSe majority fur S'-nator
Jcn*3 for a return to the S-aato
an Covomcr Hart a'-o rec^ved
t l a large majority.
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LL IJ JLiiilltUL
Cbkaso. \\vane day — Jack
Jo' nson, th<-- former heavy weight,
-Uaiupion pu,-ili-t of Ui5 world was
sim> i.eed to a year and a day in
tl,r Penitentiary at Leavcu\vorth
an fine J on0 thousand dollars by
y-'ileral Judge p. Carpenter for a
v«i istion of tne Maau Act. Jolm
5 m v.as 'or y>ai«i oi.J of the lrnit
e-t »:au» on recount of hi* escape
and ur.wi! n< ss teo face t1i°
charge ii^a-jixt ;<im Recently li«
. at.;: l>:.ek a id v ' arrf -1 c*.
Italian Laborers
Urged To Revolt
Rome, WedR^sdar—Executives of
Jho Tliird Iaternationni fcav© i*
su'd a matilMfo to the laborer3
of Ita'y and to the Socialists urg
ir.s tfc«'m to turu t^a pjoswit ec
onomic deaiou-"tratiou on the part
of labor iti'.o a r-'vo'uiio'.'.ary oul
bre3k.
Think! Reason! Act!
11 UNKl about the opportunities that have slipped by
because you h:\tl not the money with which to
handle them.
RFASON for yourself anc! detormine how a good
bank account would remedy the situation.
ACT at once and lend your energies to the building
of a bank account.
Bank of Alaska
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 Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
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. Ii. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables" ex "SEATTLE"
Seattle, Wednesday—The returns
o{ the primaries are all about in.
T'oi' show!; that Senator Jone» tqc
elvI'd about twicy as many votes
for renomination as did Inglifc, hi»
opponent.
Tho raeo on the nomination for
Governor Is more close. At the
first it appeared that Hart would
gel it then Hartley hi* opponent
overtook his lead aiul led him
as the fo'lowliiff shows'. Seven liun
ured anij ninety one precincts give
Hartley twvnty f0ur thoUand clire''
nundiej twenty one Hart twenty
two tUousaud eight hundred forty
el?ll\
In Kings County Jlattstar apparen
ly aas defeated Col. Warren for
U.b nomination for Sheriff of Kings
Crunty by a small piuraity.
At Xoon With a t.tousaad pre
clnc's tliruout the state counted
Hart had cut Hartleys Iead to
a.iout thr^e hundrtd. W. J. "AV«o'
Coyle of ba.'bnl1 faui,-> i* hading
W. AV. Conner for the second- plan
on tn<- Republican Uck' t. Ilo won
by liiorf tha,. nitie thousand. Both
the support'-!-* of H:ir' and Hartley
ar<= c'almli!*? the nom!.«tion
A. W. Black of Ei'Tett rt-c-Iv
id th«- DeViooi atlc nomination for
Onvei-nor. The Dcioocr:>tic vote
vas very lsllit many di iiioeraLs'li:iV
l;w \*ot<"d iho -Republican ticket to
pa--acipat<> in tli? Jon<». Ingli3
coatest.
Th« Republican Congressional
representative*, Millar Hadlty and
Jo' n Summers W-eU.ter *'<*« r<':iom
liiuiod by substantial uiajoriti''8.
Geo. F. CoUoriU wU nominated
for th» Democratic number of the
House tne first district.
IMl WORKERS |
GOliM WORKS:
Paris, Wednesday—Travol'ors from
I til) de'crib.j the s'-izuro of the
Meta' Work-5 by th« workman, as pos
sessing odd f.ntUrOi. Tho flag
staffs on th« principal p'ants bear
two flags, tho fed for the social
ist pnd the b^ack forj the anai tahift'
Ihe government troops ar0 on guard I
n* tile banks but thev do not in
terfere with the occupation of tha.
ui-'ta! worUu.
fliil PIBISS
Was ilngtou. Wednesday- Lab'ir^
Uadtrs are asking for a genera' cm-,
nesty for the "ocallod jio'iti'-aii. j
[irisocers. They were 'old today by |
Attorney General Pa'm-r that thoj
£ov«rrment would continue its I
po'icy of considering the casta in— |
iivldually.
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PUIS yp SLi!E!
S^att'e, 'Wednesday—The farnir]
ri jator party 1n state convention, to
i]aj nominated Robert Bridges th® j
former Port Commissioner for Gov[
oriio: and C. J. France, KxeCcutive I
Secretary of the Port CommiWoner|
ior * United States Senator.
Anti-Bolsheviki
Are Now Rioting:
Lob don, Wednesday —The^ have
been serious Anti-Bo'sheviki riot
ing In. petrgrad -within lh° past,
week. This word comes from a rep
refceulatlve of Fetrograd to frlenrf®
la Berlin. ■ .
Seattle, Tacillfj- —The 6late Pri
maries are in progress today.
London, WedH°sday it hat beeu
announced that Director St Harnar,
las been appointed;. German ' Ata
basiador to Gr°at Britain, i i
llijiiffieli rnct
Washington, Wednesday — The
Federal Grand Jury sitting on
the caf.e of Hoy H. ICuehling, wh<
w:- -s'Jrpocted of having: drowned
hi" wife, exonerated him from a'i
blame- in that connection. Kuih'ing
was r^'ased.
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DENTIO RESIGN
Paris. WdiK< day—Prp; icki.t. Des
Chan"' is to resign* hfc office as
President of the RePUbli-d tiii"
week. This was admitted by the
Foreign. Office today. The Presid
ent is suffering from Neiiresthesiia
and his mental condition is worse
than Ms physica1.
COKKECTiCUI IS
niiccDH
u
Hartford, Wednesday—The Conn
eticut legislature this nfteriioon rati
fied the nineteenth amendment.
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KILLS S
Toitio, Wednesday—Seven were
killed ty the exp'clion of! a gum, on
board 'he japanose cruiser Ilaver
ani at Muroralr.
Spanish War Vet.
DiesByOwnHand
Seattle, Wednesday—P. W. B'anjl
a Spanish War veteran committe,-.,
8iiicide by cut'ing hls throat witl«
a razor. He left a note to
htj wife In which hq stated, that
he hoped those who liad made him
do It would be punished in somo
wa f. I | •
New York, Thursday—Wall str<"et
was shaken todey as it has not been
i.lialcn for years a bomb l-x
plxilL'g just outside 'ho offices of
J P. Morgan and Co rocked the
wliole of iow«r New, York and broke
a)1 <he glari« in tha» financial dis
trict.
. According to the police, the ex
plosion was that of a -bomb, which
had for its object th' killingO of
, Morgan, Julius SJwnco,. and. Morg
an - son. Morgajili son,, J. P. him
se)f and a member of the firm
werJ badly cut by flying glass.
The list of c&sualltlau was grow
ing as the ex i;ltement of the crow
| Increased, until it whs reported that
, fifteen had b«on killed aid fifty
| <vcuri(i«d. An accUj-ate count wa
;mpc#fible In the intense! confus
ion which reign«d„ The whol® fln
j ancini district was swept with ex
: clt°ment but newi^paper count
ed eight bodies on the B'raet'and
the bodies of several horses.
[ Tlio® Morgan bui'dfnK was wreck
and a part of tho front of the
Sub Treasury buildin-j across the
s'rc-et was torn away. ' The forty
stor> Equitable building nil. ruck
ed ii3 it an, earthquake shook it.
| Ail lower Manhattan was shaken ^
an :l terror st.icken All the win
dows im the financial district were
smashed,
The Stocko Exchange building,
cirs?(l up two minute aft,er the
e.\p!oHon.
r\v York, City (Later) The
nuub®r °f personli kil'ed now num
ber thirty while the rumber of
wounded is two hundred and gcing
uy
Thi're to be some douibt Js
tg the explosio-i bein3 the result of
a bomb, some of t'l^ investigators,
believing that it was result o£ a
co'lision, between auto trucks,
on-: of which parried. <_xplosiV'S.
The DuPont people discredit th«
latter «theory, claiming that i'i y
have but one truok engage,kl jn the
delivtry of explosiv«-s in the city a: d
that thi» isT.cccunt*.! for.
Oeye'and, Wednesday-— Air
maii Pilot w&'t*r Steven* a ml
Ms Mt-cliani iar; Ro's'l; T'homj ti'l'Ot
of I is e)»y xvtro 'ji.-.red to de\th.
when th<1r i.laai- c-.iifc')' f:re at an
altitude of feet
I'eRilRrvi"t' Ohio.
at
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Washington, Wednesday—Britain
has under teonMderatloa th" sale • f
tii* forty former German liner" a d
a num,ber of cargo carriers to th'ir
formtr ow«crS- This is tho advice
wiiicn was received by Uir' Am ri
:a.n Gover«nient trom London.
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