Ma,ion. Ta'-siU-.y—Harding in M
to the delegation of CI >.
War r*"*a* a:id a delegation • l
Kennuky and Teiui*?^60 i-itiz r.
v.-urv it the cauatry tin th o Leas'J8
; if Nations Cov».iunt is tu'»
of known amoi?uous phrase.
ina*U' Us pots' wltli tilling of"
fin' when h1' said that tn° ci*i!
war was caused by a.n ambiguity in
our own national constitution. JIom
ih«-'ref0r0 can, \v© iu the light pi
this fact °atl'r into a n«w won
compact whoso constitution ha
a doz^'u ambiguities. This was
the CrTior of his speech tc th<\>e del
aga'ion8.
Saturday—Harding pro
i»i:ut.d tii" i^.'.-ue of Xatlons ('<>••
• r.aut irr' eoaetiable the
of t'l- IfrtitMl Stales. lu
' ij foisstiiuti-c) day spwvh If d ■
clurd tlif tim> had com? for
us it? d«'cid<> wliotti'T wt. are to
pt<"SvrT© or abmcton tti*- charter,
tir.d''- which Hin couaHrJ' achi
eved national!'}*.
Xt s Yolk Monday —l^sid -n-" ■
ha« » ut i;i a cli«\-k for five,
hundred dollars to the troa9 of
■ i •• :iiorv?ti< National Commit: a
for Camp^n expenses. He stat
eel in his le'ti'r f'.at iio was con
tjlt<uUrg thic amount as «• priva'
i.i tiic rauK'-.
More Factories Are
Taken By Workers;
l.'osie. llocuay —Thirty tlious
at:d vv..rknien h.ire occupied factor-j
i d .it T-r:J lu South*'rn» Italy,1
of 'he tost Important indttst.
rial to-.vc*.
Loiii, Cal. Tuesday—Lor in Il'-jVy
th<> fcfate prohibition enforce iu<*nt a
S> ::t "was kill' a near G;ilt. Califor i
thc J'ato la which, hi riding
- fi-rc'J o'- r an ■ utxuiknieii'
MovJav Saturday— Albert £ ha
onoli, president of the «r»y3 Harbor
:ti .1 %va3
chared wiili d fj-vuuins tlk- gov
cruincnnt in th° cousiructioa of
!.ib.'rty ships were dl'mis^M I r
Ffd-:-al ■ -Vtlie . IT.- h U
'hut ih<. v'ld*'i>t- did no* warrant
ih > .oMlttus-i* of Mi* "*ial.
Think! Reason! Act:
THINK about the opportunities that have slipped by
because you had not the money with which to
handle them.
REASON for yourself and detormine how a good
bank account wou'd rtmcdy the situation.
ACT at once and lend.your energies to the building
of a bank account.
Ba'nK of
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 Ctackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkev's Salad •{Dressing-Mrs-. Porters Mayonaiscect
Pufe Olive Oil in'cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
DEI WAGON IS LATEST
OUTCOME OF BOMB OUTRAGE
New York Monday—The ramifica
tions of the nation-wide seai-oii for
l lie t'tr.''ors of th>" b-mb explo
sion in \ViU| S:roet las' w-'ek,
I 'd to a fa-iiioiiatle home ov a
wealthy Japanese ch«mist aiut his
Aci<i uan uii>- in Clifton X. J.
Tito Jap is Jokisbi Taka-mine J. T.
his fat' , r i" a woflri knowu'chemj
ist and has a labra'ory at 120.
Droiulway. Winn E. II. Fischer
the tennis j.Iayer who |)res(,nted''bt>
I'oifwar.iinjis ol tuc tragedy In 'Wall
Street wrs arreted in Canada. tli
.1 siting of Mrs. Takamine, I
Jr'H'P'd fro:n hi* pocket. |
-Vow York. Tu^tday—Two aipn
have made statemei ts in which
they allege that they saw the
death wagon, which contained th°
bomb ni-ar the A-Ssay office on
the (lay of th° explosion. One
claims he 8aw the .wagon ' stand -
ing i;ear tUn'assay'offi i« an'another
states that ho saw three men,
runnir.g from the sc?ae of the
ex 1:lesion just befor® th° bla^t
wi-nt off. These «[-: tlie latest
ievojcpnionts in th° investigation of
the explosion
Fischer,' the man who s»nt
the postcards warning friend* of'the
daDy'r in Wall Street at tha1
hoar when. questioned for eight
hours eliminated himself from di
rect knowledge or complicity in the
case.
N<\v York, Monday— Edwin
Fischer who liad warned frie»ds
in New York to keep out of VVal
Street befope the explosion there,
last week arrived here today from
Hamilton Ontario, accompanied by
detectives.
Sail Francisco, —Wihat tlio
policeo believe too be a bomb made
fj-om a twelve inch, pipe was Picked
up near PfOsidi ^Saturday.
Loiidoii, Monday—Tho condition*
which will Kovrn th<- ^ltrJ" of itu
mlL-j-atlon into Palestine were con.
;ai,.d in d?spaUh« s from J«ru»aloni
today. Eapi) inimisrint must pos
a pa"«iport wibich had ben,
vis-.'d by tire British Consul
his city as proof that IV will be
able to su»laia himself for a year
and lio must also have a cr'ifieat'
o£ physical fitnc's. Sir samuei the
Brltisji Hi&h Commissioner is veted
with the power to «xp®l any immi-j
grant if h* has brokoa the laws
of the country. i
Sacramento, Monday—Cox mak<"
tho direct eiisige that Harding,
has changed his opinion ftud'spa"ah
on th0 Japanese <iu«-stion. He
rlKSeS that J.iis change of front
wr; niaje wluii the California del
rcach'd Marion. That
llardlng had iui.de up his spwch
on the Qtjfs icn, that this haj
ljetn sp»t out to tlio papers'and
thit he, Governor Cox hud such,
a copy. M'hn tho California d"l
yV.ori headed 1>}" Governor Ste
ph»c» >.-ame to .Marion Hard
ing faced about, kill- d tl:e
fptAh which had l>een sent out
and replaced li with the one mad®
to ihe California delegation.
Dill CPPOSED
10 ASIATICS
San Fj-ancI* co, Saturday— Cover
nor Cox earn3 out in. the open
la his statonu:: t with r°feronc« to
his a'-tRUile 'o.ward Asiatic delu
sion. He de-ilartd that if elected!
Cali£( rri? would have the cooper-a
Itiou (it the K -lorai government
[keeping her 1": Us from coming iu
j to the possesion of orientals.
I IIo Is In favor of exdus
'iou cf AsiatUa.
World War Vets
Favor 18 th
Amendment
Washington, Monday —The vet
«rans of the Foreign wars art
'olosocg their annual encampment
l>ere. Du-ing the last hours of
the eacampmeuth a resolution was
introduced disapproving of __ the
adoption) of the eighteenth amiend
|mer.t to the Constitution known
J 03 the ProhibItioa " Am®!!*!!!!©!!!.
The soldiers voted down, the xesc
jlUtlnD. -
JOHN 0.
ii i! nm-jj
I PREGaIIIQIS
.
I Torrytown, Tuesday— Twelve
extra guards armod with rifles are
I patrolling the grounds adjoin
ing tho estate of JoUjl D. Rock
' cfcJJer liera during th.® night.
I It became known tod.iy that no
statement coullft bo obtained; at
the Rockefeller homo regarding'
the tuKged receipt of a. threatening
letter.
Millerand To
Be Selected
Paris, Monday—Tho National As
sembly -will nr'et on Thursday to
oi^ct a successor to Presiden' Pes
ohan'-i -who has resigned the offic"
on account oi ill health. Tho eH'C
tioit of Millerand the present
Prernier is practically assu^d de"
pit'-' the repeat0'l declaration on t'10
par' o£ the Premier that he Is
not a candidate for the office.
j Washington, Tuesday— Secretary,
of State Colby announced that this
country's peaceful occupation, of
Haiti is Rearing the end.
CLleago, Tuesday -- Chicago
D art t>°lt is in a stata of 6log« to
day and two police Datta.lloM are
on duty to keep th° p^ac0. Race
U!sti:rbances last ni&bt In. which
Lb* <Ipath of on® maa andl the ®er
lou= InJuricB to ei^ht others js
the cause of the slcg-i today.
The outbreak £tarkd. wh&n a
n,'SrO wielding ft in if"' rcariy d ica i
tate<i Thomas Barrett a wliite man.
trh« trouble r<?adhed 'lie dim.
wt»®n five tlLouysuico anwr'-d
w*t-e milling about t'i;>
s*reet in. fi-oiit of Gabriel3 Otliclic
Church defaandlng th.9 sUirrend'Y0'
three ne?ro°s who oVr1- hiding
within it.
CENSUS REPORTS SHOW GUMS IK
1ES YEARS 10 BE 13,800,090
Washington, Monday—The Onsus
estimate^ of gain, during the last
t.»n year" is given as *-hlrte<'R m|l
ilo.i i-lglu hundred thousand. This
i'1 for the United States PfOPsr,
and is the lowest tou year in
crease In the history of th^couatiy.
Mexico. City, Saturday—The Amer
can Embassy received a leU®r via,
(Vera Cruz lu which it was sfcatod, J
a German by the na-me of Jauton, 1
liar arrived at that port and waa
plaMiinlg to use tliat city as
t>ase, for a campaign of Sabotage,
iliruout o'lie limited States.
CALIFORNIA IS
TFhIHJN LINE
Washington, Monday —California,
i3 the t';nth sta^e m population a>
cording to official C'tisus ov thls
year.
Washington, Tuesday—Belief Is ex«
pr'-ns^d in administration circles that
Ule President had <J*dde to
d' lay the carrying out of article.
.?•! of the n°wl Merchant JIarin**
act, relating to th« termination o
cert!1'!! commercial' treaties, until
Cong,ess should reconvene in D«c
emt-er next.
Failing To Convict
Other Cases Dropped
Seattle, Tuesday—• Following the
(aiiuro to convict Albert SoIiMbach,
aud the other offlce« of the'Grays
Harbor Motoi^hlp Corporation 111
counectlon with the shipbuilding.
contract®.
The criminal casea against Cap
tain John F. Blaine, the " form
er northwest agent of the Unit
ed States*Shipping Board »Y dia"
misfced in the Federal Court yes1-v
n&y aftemcou and a motiono
tji^ pj.o'eoution that the
against all the othew uti.jer,
similar prosecution here w*r*
iSx-wi"^ thrown] out.
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FOR
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Through Tickets to and 'fromi Dawson,
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During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly th« entire length of the Yukon
Rirer and its tributaries.
Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Pull information regarding passenger and freight rates
npon applying to
H. Wheeler* General flanager
/ Skaguay, Alaska
or
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