RUSSIANS SWEEP
THRU USUI
BMILE FIELDS
All of Itukowius in IIiiimIs uf Ku>
t>N>n Army. Austria Ouiunt
Slxinl the- Heuxj liiittrriR); »)' tlio
Kux-'ii (inicv:l Al«rm
Sounded U'liroughont the Kiuin|
Kiiijjilviu,
AISTIUAX All.MV KKTUKATIXt;
Women Fill the Maces ,if Men Wliu
lUvf (ione to the IVuit. I itlc.o
Ku.v\iu Vk-toiics Aie Llui'ki il
Withiu Forty .Eight Huurs Her
\ iciory Will lio foacttlt U.
LONDON, June —Reports by
wire miU cable rauliing this city
ha\e .uforcmd tlie War De^ixtuuui
01 lue sweoping KUwian vK-touie*
along tue I'roulier and tu.- poesiOli
ty.ol a i»-uoral iuw^ioji of Ueriua ..>
lurou&h Austria.
Au.-4.rla uow admits thai its army
la uot is>vat>lt> ol t>t..miing up
agaiust Uio huiliug ailavks oi
the Ru&iiajut. TUe Au«-u am ara.y
is ating acrut*. the iJ-ui.s ami
iu a precarious coaditu u. Short
age of arms, ammunition a;. J
food supplies aa\ e be n ^uauaiicitl
to lue vicruiaji uauou. Lhkot* he.p
c-jIUis iroiu Geruuu.y iui-aodiaUly
tae uliauctfc lor Alkl. u ui e very
aliai.
Ail of Buliou iua is iu the hands
of iu<> Kuseaau^. Tno i_i<-.uu-4.b aie
uiassiug lo coiuit- to the .-id of the
Auolriajie iu the iu-:t:.. Sp-v.al
tro;.ii trains aro lea\ji jj the c< u
Iral p.irt of Germany hourly taki. g
tie. laatis tix^is lo the lUAlli ana
southeast.
The Ru.«*ians are r^i'orti'd ;ih bar*
lug reinforced the t. oo]>s in the
uorlh to combat .igainst the Oit
m.iu addition. A general uprising,.
hat> beuu sounded throughout the
Austrian Kingdom. Ev. ry avai.able
ntau is lit the harness, \voiu< n have
been sen' into the fi»'lds and fac
tories to take the jibu-e ol the ai» n. ,
Th>* ceutdtiou is acute and u.ile-s
the Ruasiajis axe st<»l>]e*l withal
forty «' Ut hours their suixtt.s i
i oiicedcd.
BANDITS FIRED
FIRST SHOT
Fit-Id Iloculiiuarters, Mexico, Juno
| 2o -lua-tj eisul stragglers trom
l ie engagement have roacb
i'u cau:v and hu\o sworn to affida
1 viu. iiouut tue engagement. They
tvpusmt i.ml the Alexioaus fired :
It.u* in.-i and virtually wiped j
u„ i t.io whole o.tv a Ivy coiT»s by sur- |
i'.i bnuro a tn-us ii{jUt oould be;
,.i.t iii> o> Hi«-' Aiuerkxui n-oojs. |
i in- :mlo handful of cavalrymen •
i>ut up the best tight tuvy could uu-j
ti«?» ! ji- ciruiuu.X.Oici-s, but greatly
oui mini be ltd mid sunvundtd ou
all sides they could do nothing
l"u rt irt-at and light while making
l.it- veireut.
JOINT SESSION
i„m issue
WASHINGTON, June 2C—Presl-1
Ufa' vviLaou ui.l :ixk lor a joint J
;ejj oi the house and tue bun- |
ait uii Weuuescay. At this mo, t- I
i- i, it £ lua present intention to '
-St i«r lull aat.il/iiiaiiou to do-u '
w Ha the Aiejticau situafkui.
i.it J'ruMutii.t ^ ropuJt. d to fce j
liiiu ij uls stand tuat war must J
icJlv. u C.-iranza reloaste the |
taKeu at Carxizal ajju
l«ilJ> fv uivUes u :U e\o.} deJaand oi
*.4 t. Auiv iiicte#
NKUM Ai i.U J1A.N TO 1J.VNKKK
Harry Aehiaon lor two years on
t..e l'M>} -uaskan sum iu tli« cir
eaiuiun department lias decided
to rnaige hU vocation from tuat
i,i ue*>pai>trman to bunker. He
wj.l .iu i ije a--«ociated with the
Batik oi Alaska as office boy.
Hairy is proinii.t nt in High
School circles and will graduate
u- \t jiar. i ho iiank lias secured
i..e s< rv icis ot an ambitious, frank
.uid w.lling worker.
Ai:i:<> MONSTKll DltOi* UOMBS I
MILAN, Juue 2t>—One hundred
and i»t'.ily Germans were kilhd a>
tiu i»- ;• it oi an air j'-id by the!
Krone h at Karbruhe. Bombs drop-j
1-eJ iruju the aerial craft did the
deadly work.
The Alaska will be in port to
niu!:» a» five, with a Us.ge oargo I
i»j hay and oats for interior points.
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SEATTLE, June 26—To offset1
tuo longshicrremcns' strike which |
has threatened! to tie up shipping !
ill this t Ity and wihteh, litis caused
a panic amongst; tna/ufjpiwtatiou
companies operating out of this
city, shit) employe^ have put ou
fear h it ltd rod ivoa-unlou wartomvn,
They are busily engaged this moru
ing loading the many Binips which
are tied up at th© cloaks for oar
goes. |
It is expected that the number
will be increased to one thousand
before Wednesday. TliJd waterfiront
is free from boisterousn-es® and i
fighte ♦riis morning. One hundred
and fifty oolicemen aire guarding |
the nocks and are strict a!bout al- |
lowing persons to stay around who,
are not working.
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OPEN BUTlit
BERLIN, June 26 —Tli« British
forct^s cpersctlng on. the continent
have developed a pronounced action
uling t he Fran.eo4Belgium front.
Heavy caanlonade was carried on
:: u clay yesterday and extended
tiiro'Ugh the nig&t and is on at the
time oi sending this wire.
The progress of the battle which
is now iu progress has uot been an
nounced at 'ho war department, it
is presumed that the British are
idvancing on a southeasterly course
:iud have engaged the German de
fensive in a bat He.
IU<3 BATTLK IK PROGRESS
PARTS, June 26—The French
have cuptuaed a part of the Gej
man trouohes recently lotl tq the
Lie-mane. The decisive hour of the
bat lie was at midnight, when a
brilliant charge of the Freuoh
routed the central position.
Heavy artillery fighting can be
heard and the wire antunutfices tihat
i big battle is on between the
Biiglisb a/nd Germans across the
Meuse.
I'OPE MAKES AI'EAL
TO BOTH POWERS
LONDON ,Juue 26—The Pope
ti;is appealed to both Presidents
Wilson and Carranaa, for them to
use their eairnest endeeuvor to pre
sent was. The Spaudsih colony in
Mexico hits also appealed to therr
King to ask that hoith sides medi.ute
before oluiiigtng Into tho war.
Rl'PERT OUT
The Prince Rupert left tins' port
Saturday evening at 7:15, jvitih a;
large st of passengers. Among
t.iose noted for Seaittle were Mre. i
L. OW'iel, C. Sandiu, Mr. and Mrs j
Corfe, Miss Robertson, Miss B.
Sciiuiitz, E. C. Knaipp and wife, Mr.
Jamse]], Miss Kaltby. •
COL FREDERICK W. SIBLEY.
Leader of Second Punitive
Expeditjen Into Mexico.
(•KNERAL PREPARES FOR
IMMEDIATE 11 ATT I. E
CHIHUAHUA, June 26—The Am
ericai. troops whict have hi on
,;teadily advancing toward Ojocal
iJiite have beeji informed of the pre
luration for a battle on tile part
■>i the Mexican troop6.
General Trcvino has issued the
command and satemeiit that he will
itiack the American trocpe. u !•••«>'
do in t turn the coutsc of their
luun h uud retreat toward. the 'bor
der lino.
I'HOTEl'TlOX OF ALASKA
HALUUT IXDUSTRV
SEATTLE, June 26—The Seattle
Chamber of Commerce hag received
word that the bill especially de
signid lo protect the ALuska Hali
but Industry, has a good project
•jf passing the law makers at Wash
iugtcn.
'1 ne law makers are exceptional
ly busy with tlie war issiues which
are bifore the nttiou antl as to the
time ol' the motion on the bill the
advocates of its pa»^ago were un
able to inform the clumber.
REFUGEES AWAIT METHOD
TO LEAVE t.'OL'JS'TRV
VERA CRUZ, June 26 — This
town is filled with American re
fugees who have fled front Interior
points to seek protection. They
are wai'ing transportation to sail
for the United States, 'ihe war de
p.uuuent has been notified of the
condition and a worship host been
solicited to ca'iry away Me refu
gees.
NATIONAL GUARD
READ If FOR ACTION
WASHINGTON, June 26—Secre
tary Baker has notified Lansing
that all State Militias will be ready
auid oti the way to the border
within five days. Special train
service is being arranged for haul
ing the troops to the scene of ac
riou.
Suj pHes and ammunition are on
the way to the mobilization points
on the line. Investigations of tlie
incidents leading up to the battle
of Currizal are being investigated.
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TROOPS LEAVE
FOR FRONTi
NEW YORK CITY, June 26—Fif
teen thousand men ha/ve left New
York, Massachusetts and New Jer
sey lor the Mexican, border. They
left on special trains via New Or
leaiiK and will be mobilized at El
IJus<., and formed into regiments.
T.he reijpanase on the part of the
National Guard in this state has
been remarkaibie. Never before to
Uie history of the co-uutry have bo
many men signified their intentions
of enlisting if the country demaawlrf
t.eir cervices. Preparodnesa is
tne word of the Atlantic sea coast,
from end to end, and it anxiously
awaits the word of the president.
ridigulesTalk
u OF MEXICAN AID,
BERLIN, June 26—TIlq circu
lating roporto to the effect tuat
'he lierman legation now operating
in Mexico waa insfpiruiting aud wi
20uraging Oiurrauza, to m>en hostili
ties agaiut* the United iitatta has
L>ecn openly ridiculed by the 1m
L>v-rial chancellor.
He has announced to the press
that Germany has nothing to gain
>r lose by the Unitud States
uwi .Mexico going to war. Any xu
nor to the offect that th)0 German
jovernment is aiding or allotting
Mexico in the present crisis is ill
,'ounded and lias no weight whatso
ever," wias the subject of his in
ormation.
'ERSHJNG READY FOR AFFRAY
EL PA JO ,Junie 26— Pershing hiLs
Aited the United States War office
hut he has trimmed everything for
mined late action and is ready to
la miner away and invade Mexico.
He has twelve thousand imen in
'ighting trim who are just itching
o get into battle.
Sl'ISS SINK TWO MEN OP WAR
PARIS .June 26—The Italian
rruiser Citta Dl Neseina and the
f'rench toriKJdo boat destroyer
fourche hlatvie been sunk by a Ger
maai submarine in the Stradts of
Fran to. It is reported that the
:wo boats attacked he •under sea .
'ighttr but could do nothing and |
received damages so bad that they
iverc sunk with all on boaird
II. S. PREPARES
FOR ACTION IK
MEXICO
American Note Buriui Wires to
Mexi'-o. Demands the Immediate
ltel-a>e of Troops Taken at Car
rizaj. Declarations of Friendly
Iiilegations Called For by War De
l«iim«nt.
MI LIT Alt V PREPARATION
President to Present Result to Cou
Hief-b \l"hen Reply (Joniep From
'i urlmlent Nation. Bolivian Min
ister} Offers to Med into the Im
pending Crisis and Avert W ar Is>
Huefc.
WASHINGTON, June 26—A rush
wire note lias been sent humming
oyer Uie wires to the capital city of
Mexico, addressed to President Oar
ranza by President Wilson. and tlto
war deiWJi'tuient. oX tiie Uait^-d
States. it x±> short and snappy in
its lernis and calls tor immediate
re^penc? and action, an the part of
tne Mexican jjc/vorinmont.
it uomaiids the immediate release
Ly the Mexican government of all
of «he prisoners' taken in tne battle
oX L'arrizal and a declaration of
flieadly intentions on the part of
the southern government. It is
made very plain to the embarrassi-d
nation that the United States is
making big military preparations to
support its demands iu the mes
sage.
President Wilson will present the
refill* to congress upuu the re
ceipt of the same from Carranssa.
The minister from Bolivia is acting
iu behalf of several of the South
American Republics. Ho has an
nounced his indentions of present-,
ing Lac sing a p roposition and of
fer to mediate and mediate the
crisis which looms upon on the
border line (between the two nations
which are about to hurl themselves
against one another.
The customs officials liave Is
sued orders to their men for them
to hold up all freight oin this side
of the line which is billed for Mexi
co. Congress stands in r®adriess
to support the president in his ac
tious.
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