Chicago. July 14—Ttie amal^aina
tiiv« fc*®n attending tc form a new
pol:t'-c*l party w effected today.
A dele^at'ou ot sUi«;l«- t&xers.
>at(j the labor conv^ticu.
icxbt, and atmhmc^.i that they had
to amalgmate.
Chicago. July 15—Th<> "Pannori
Labor Party'"' was th® aaai» oho*
oy the loavotit'on of the u>'w
polU'cal party here la!t RiSb'.
aenatorLaf*oll«-tte will not kno^
•a the party a» he would not ac
cept the turn! nation for pres'd»nt.
1-aPollett • refund Jxvau^' ho
c!«'med the platform w too radi
cal. . .
ChV^ago, July 15— Some of the
pr'*ci|)al plank* in the platform ad
opted by 'he Farmer Labor Party.
call for tlie repeal of all sfd't!on.
and er'minal anarchy statute8 ;i*
well a" amn,«stys for all pol'tical
pr'soner® who liave t>°on, j;:il\l -
rausc of f<'llg|0U6 belief or ind'Ust;
lul act'vlty; for tile rl0'hl ct al1
vigrk'r* livclud'ng Government <iu
ployti-a to ''triko and st]ippUr» i :>
couxta of the powers-'ized wiili'd^al
ir.g w<th iadr'tr'al dilute8 ,
Th» recognition of the p*
fr«« speech fr«e pre*8 and fre",
assemolage and the x'sht asylum a
declaration aj.ainst war except 'u
case of invasion without a r-fer
endt'tc vote; t)10 ^cognition of Uio
lrlsh republic and the WW govern
ment 'n Russsia. a d"'n'al of the
military or financial nkl to any
foreign government invading Jr'laiul
or RuHias aud a declaration for
goverr inent ownership of utilit'e3 in
gor^ril. „
L
ACCEPT TERMS
I.oadon, July 13—The Oiman'
at ^rt aorpt>*<l the d*niand-o
ihr -\U'e-*s tor 2000.00 ton3 of
;oal monthly.
Tb'a wi • recived today in a
4*p»teh t« Havr* from Pari9.
lit aoceptarx^ of the termsa of
ta8 AlUe« in accompanW by*nama
-urd tloa»
TSi1 member9 of 'he Spa O'r
m*a h^ld a m*®tlng th^ro |
today.
Ovrmsn For*'sn m'n'ster Simon'v
)a»t t>«for» going to th« caWn^t,.
m<fc''ajc »al:l "Germany 's between
clvU srar and 'nvalon.".
ilarlon July 17— 9-IW.tor.,.1
Warr*a Harding, Republican mom'n^
for th« pr*»td*ncy vr'll have hls
•Ve'tb of acceptance compl- t' d tY.
afternoon. «
Tbl* »p**cii will t/" delivered to
th* committee oa Thursday next
when they call t0 appr1*0 him forn
ally of h|9 nomination.
Seattle- July IT—John G. von II r
berg of the Greater Thea:h-S Com
any wa3 the target for a sUut to
day vh'lo he tt'a3 "taading in frou
oI th® Liberty threatro th's mo •
tJug " •»
E. E. Rlehardaoii lias bet-a ai—
rented and be'ns heUl for invs '
gat'on.
Many tonrist3 calK\l a' St. Marks
rec'oiy dur'Lg !the past week and
thoy wer® nil loud ln their l)rals<'
of SkaRway, Its people and the
rounding country. Tno most in'!
Ma*t'c admlr*'r was Rev. r>r. O'H'
elly. professor of dogmatic theolo
gy :n St. AusaisMn"'s Seminary. To
ronto. The Rev. Father has trave
led much 'a Europe but he saJ*s
this is the most enjoyable ti'p 'hat
he ha« made. ,His professorship em
pires 'n a couple of year* then
he intend9 to make Alaska hi9 futur'>
TOt*slonary field.
THE DIFFERENCE
— between the man who has learned to save and
bant his money and the man who has not learn
ed, is the difference, ten years hence, between
the man flourishing in business and the man
looking for a job
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
Form the Habit'of Saving and Bank with
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'j Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full fuppljr of fr«h fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Seattle, July 16—At tlie requc-ns
of Wll 'lays chairman of the Na
tional R^publ'can Committee Al-i
a'ka.wlll bo reprinted by a spec-j
lal campa'sn comnilttc® -vv'th heail
luarttr9 1ft Seattle
The announcement of tho appoint
ing Qf this committee |>y J. C Jic
Brlde. Rt'puU'can Committeeman for
Alaska ha« o«en received liy Guy
E. Kelly, National Committeeman
Washington who Ms r>questcd to
traiism't it tq lh« National Com
mittee.
The committee w'll consist of
Thomas R. Lyons who chaitman
w'th the following Alaskan51 who ai
resident's of th'3 Btatc.
Kd C. Russoll of Seattle for'the
f'rst division, J. V. Sheldon of Ta
coma second division, James R.
Jlayck-n Seattle, tii'i-d dlv'sica'and
E. U. Peoples of Seattle for four h
division.
KILL I. K8E IS
CALLED! ill
REAPER
Skagway \vas ftartloJ todoy
wh«n a tabic was r«ofc'ved from
Juneau by Mr3. Morris God'iijc a
r.ouneing th» sudden d^ath t>' \\ .
Casi-.
Mr3. Coding 1» Mr3. CaV3 s'«tcr
and va3 pro3tratl(l with tHo
shock
TV. H. Case was on® of tho pion
eers of Skagway having arrived
iiej-e in February of '9S ln'coni]>
any with tUo late n. H. Draper.
On the northern tr'p the Oreg
j>on on which th<y wer« trav' l n^
w«n' aground at Juiuau and Mr..
Ca'e "l'ppcd down on° of the haw
<<o.g and socur«d a "no photograph
of the vcs9«l ns sho stood high a'i
dry on jtho tluc flat.
The Bale of these photo3 sta-r—
t'-'d Cass and Draper 'a tho busi
ness and for fear® they wr® th
leading f'rm of photographer? in
southeastern Alaska. About 1 n
yar" auo tho firm d'ssolved and
Mr C;i-N? wnt to Juneau and «'■
hls family ha3 l'vod th,-r' ever sine®.
Thousands of friends will moun
'he jasa'ng of B'lly Ca3o and lii3
fjm'I.v has th> sympathy of th'm nil
The launch D'xio was 3ent up
from Juneau " to convey j[rs. God
t»g to her fistcr and -she 1 ft th13
I afternoon.
i A cablo from Jun'au thi5 after
nojn stated that Mr. Cu'o d'ed.
J iuddc«ily of hear' d'^a-'e.
OFFER REHMD
FOR 1|S HEAD
London, July 10 —The Ru sian
Soviet government i3 offering a r
| war! of two million ru1>'l*a for
I the head of the man, who is cla'm
jiug to be Czar X'chola's cf'Rus
! sia.
According to information rocJv»>d
by tjje Jtv'sh correspondent of Mi''
Dureau advices pay that thtf'clain
I ant who I3 In Siberla has "rals d.
a con®iderabIe following for hi
e-Vapes from the fiands of the Eol
fhevlki.
He assert5 it was a "orvani
impersonating the Czar who w-.r
killed at .Yekarlnberg where t li
Czar and his family were imj: r
stood to have been executed.
IPlflfS
: KILL BIG BUKfl
London, July 14—Five thousand
Bolsheviki trr.ops were killed yest°r
day when the forces commanded b
Genial trapped and surrounded,
seven® thousand of them in Cr!mca.
This contained in a d^pa'ch
I which' came from ConsturJnopl^ *o
jdajr _ , ; .
tie m
ULHI9
iititiMf i
London July 1-t—Lloyd Ceors0 r"
in;> u Foreign minister a' the lat- j
tor® reiuest th's at^rnoon.
The I'rcnj'cr nnphat'cally told
tlio German. iuiulsler that the AlUi-s (
wero not bluffing.
Tt!c Allies Lloyd George sa'd,
jniHiv (U a*r'ou*ly to take nieas"ro
for '!/' enforC-nvnt and ex*cut!on
of tr.e Versailles treaty unlet®,!
Uv-' German* moot the mod'ft. d t<-nu'
reaaid'ng coal.
lip
*1
j 5 j :. | i i 3 !» • ! ':
duUJ niui.
OHUW i®iLLEfi
July 15—There wa
It e(j 111 produced 'n the world iaHlU
y ur thsn >;i 1915 a.:-d 'h^ indica
tion* aru tl.ut 1920 Hie oulpu
wi.'l 'how a reduction bdow th's. 1
The geological" survey . on lu
cODiijlete return* places ill" 1919
production at $350.000.0t>0
ill0 r*'urns for the /fir t t'jim^at [
of 1920 'nuica'e that th« pro-'
duci'oa of gold ill the United ;
Stat": for 1920 will !>»■ le^s'ihaa
uO 000 000.
WOMAN KILLED
II HOE AOM
Seattle. J':ly 15 iMf3 E. E. Cash.
o A'hlanl Oregon who lias buen.
four t'niftS marr'cd was found,,
d°ad hi tho Hotel " Barker • tW»
inorn'ng.
31*rs. Cnsh was eviij°ntly tho vie
t'm of a murderer.
Toe police ar« looking for a man
Tiarri. J E E. Jacob" Who came
to «!.'0 hotel w'th Sir' . Cash and
registered there as man and w'fe.
Mts. Cash has three daughters
who reside in San Franclsco.
Former AlaskaGirl
Who Is Now An
Heiress Is Sought
!
A fortune awaits the discover}' of
tjio wherabouts of Many or Moll*®
Cronin, a vaudev'll performer- who
is thought to hav0 married an Al
a«ka surveyor sometime !>• («•«•<.n. th
years 1900 and 1910.
Inquiri0s havo been s"nt out by C
F. Chapman, 623 Balboa tfliUd'n.s;
aim Francisco, in the hope of
locating 'he jnlssing g'rl.
Madi'ii- July 12—Ti» former
Empress Eujjema of France di«d
here tcday.
M'oeola, July 15—Four army a. r
plane", comprising .the Alaska fly
Inj,- expedition, 1-ft M'Uh<-ll fk-ld,
I.onj Island* rii twelve thirty o'
tlo-k UjIs •ftt'rnoon on the'r nin«;
thousand ni'Io round lril> flight 'o
Noa«.
Tliis is the longest and most Uif
ficu ' a'r trip ever attempted on
til" wcs,ern hemisphere.
Tile Itinerary '9 from .Mitchell
fiiid to Erie, Pa. Grand Kap ds
Midi W'nona Minn. Pars'- X. D.-SaM
katoon Sask. Edmonton Alb-rta,
Jasper and Prince GeonT'. B. C.
Ilszc-lton, ii. C. Wran^ U Ala'kxs
VvTx'U'hor80 Y. T. Day son Y. T."
Fair, anks Ruby biij Xomo Ala k.i
Mineola. July lfi—The ner'al ex—
pedii'on wa» organized for 'he
jjiirpoae of establishing au. atrial
route to the northwest corner of
the American continent, for pos—
s;bl(s xrJlitary usu audi al'o for
conduction au aerial surveyof th
tcrri'.ory 1 rav<re<l.
It ■w'l'. tako approximately for
fivo day for the round tiip a,
each nlaao carries an army c'lct, m
chan'cltn and observer.
o'jcteen stops have been provided
for at distance3 between, station8.,
rank'ng from two liundr- d to throe
hur.dre aa<l fifty miles.
Army photographers travel alon*
for 'lie purpose of obtaining a
pk-tCiiil record of the trip.
I'bc expedition was ptartli-d on,
1'..t historic fl'ght yesterday t
Hrisa ilfr Genera! W. Jr.. M'tch' 11
director of army air service opera
tion® who came hero from \\'ash
'ngtf.n to give the "Take CtC J>i£r
r/al.
TVhUe the weather indications
are not Ideal for flying, the pilots
were ^s?ured by the government,,
bureau that the general weather
conditions for the f'r«t tine" hun
dred an,l fllty mile leg to Erie
i'a w'll be .good.
Oit„ for the establishment of au
a'r mail route to the lntefi<:r of
Alaska i" to bo obtained as w, 11
a3 Ir.format'tn that will bo valu
able for the development pf com
mercial air routes ju far north
unmapped and inaccosslble ar as of
Alaska that would requir6 thr<e
year3 for ground surveying to be
photographed.
Miueola, July 16—Tli" ms.ch|nos,
u"' cl in tli"-- New York-Nome fl'^ht
a re ij,e De Ravi land 4 B. a develop
ment of Uiu D'-KavUand 4 wliic
•••.•a" us'-d oversea".
Tbc mo-n important ciiangt-'in'the!r
construction ls the removal from'bc
I wen the pilot seats forward of
tilt- (;asollne tank thus limit'ng the
danger of crushjngs the p'lot in the
front s,'at a?ainst the ensile 'n
ca-'' of a crash.
tJaeh plane left with 117 gallon's
of safol'ne and twelve gallop.® of oil.
The flyers have the equipment to
kill and cook wild gam® If forc
ed . to land in wild territory.
The expedition, upon reaeh'Ji; :
destination w'U fly to Cope Pi-toc
of Wales which will bring 't -within
fifty miles of the continent of As
B. foro the machine took off O^p
iai it Street was handed mo^sa <
of congratulation to explorer Roald
Amandson who >s expected to aniv
in Nome early in lAugu-1*.
Mir.oola July 16—The me^saTe*
iiitri.rted to C'aptala Street a<l.:r
•d to AundKon a^ from V'lhjalm !'
oteff>-r.«on, prudent of the Explor
er3 dub of New York, Henry Fair
ll^Iil Osborue. president of the Am
erican Ma«umo of Natural His
tory and officials of the Norwegian
government.
•Mi.i'ola, July lfi—Mufnant Nel
fons engineering officer in the fllgh1
•ind »l"o a 1''lot. and L!euit'-ua.nt C.
H. Crumr'ae photographer officer,
ind p'lot of number three plane ha
--•r..;"Htit Long as toochanic'an and
i>bs-ner "li'ho was substituted fo
Serjeant Vi«'rra, who wa3 ■withdrawn
from the flight because
of tl.° early expiration of hi' «n
ii-'tm''nt.
Litufnant Ross K'rkpati'ek. p'lot
of [ lane number four is lhe 'lr
formation officer «f the expedition.
S(rat:ton. Pa. Pa. July 1C—Car
>ai" Street who '» pllot'tt? army
p'r:.e number one enroute from Min
ei.la to .\'omc. wa» to make a land- •
ir.g at IJlinhurat n.e;lr here to
•ly |pst nighi.
Iv'le. Jit! 16 •—Three of the
fc:r army planes on flight from
New York to Nome arrived here
yesterday afternoon at 5:35 o'-'
el'ir 'f. 1
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COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
—— FOR —
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and from; Dawson,
Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly the entire length of the Yukon
River and :ts tributaries.
Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
White horse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General Hanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.