Vull>jo, Monday—Six nnva' pris
01. n s who tfoizt-j rifle» and auimuui
!ica or.d fjcajved from the Mare
inland Xavy Yard prison,
c.ipiuted about twenty u:i!>'s from
t«-ro at Cordelia. TIu> prlsont-rs,
overpowered and kidnapped their
guards EM ma<lo good their pscap_>.
A reilitary posl>e of twenty five
nv>ii started aft^r them and
u Inn ovortnko the prosl"ers op
t-u-d fire. After a fifteen, ui'iuites
fishi its wliiea two marines wer° shot
cue probably fatally, they *urr>mj
er°d.
Ch'cago. Sunday—Candidate C'ox
pae^'il a portion of the day Ihts
r>s:i ;j. Thru the newspaper men'he
pat n ru'-'. b r of iiuiL'ion* to Chair
it an lays saying, "I win ask Mr.
Hays v hat he knows about a quota
i>' $e0.»0l' which aa number of
coal Ten principally op'ratoit.wera
u>k<-d tj raise for the Iv-publio
c»r. campaign KunJ. This meet
ing \vas held on the ninth, floor
o' the Auditorium iIotel early th's
suivaer*' He then gave the names,
of fotuo of thcle present.
Milwaukee, Monday—Cox in a
s-ta.tnKnt in this city said that
Hays the Chairman, of th« Republi
can. National Committee "dvlib- ra
ti iy p.-rpttuati-d falsehood ui.d<.r
oath" ut Chicago. Thi- Cos tio
s-nj was done «hea he de:i'*>
ih • r-ut5 regarding the cam-^
paljja quote list. Cos made this
asVruon in «• t?eech d-dver-d Inj
f.i* city.
G r.' va. Friday—The I.,-agiie c
Nations s'oas to be do':tiT bu'i
r. t \ or at 1-ast th y ar«' pr,?-]
"an :.. t<> d > it. Arr':i'."*m--nts,'
: mad ' >: ;h ■ purvhas
N.:";.-r.al Hotel of thifc city
n ro ii»v nundred thousand fran<«.
r.aiton, Monday ■—Bubo Kiuh
.the greatest batsman of basebill
doiu,' has made new World rccord-"«
fjr -lonio ruiit; in a single season
lie knock'd out his forty sixth
home run In tho second contest
with Kosion, ttfter fie had mad11
hit f> r*y f:f'h in the'irn game on
Saturday. . i}|
Toxio, TuoMay —A <id->l wave
swept over the inland of Baghalieu
and two hundred victims are report
id. This js the second tida] wave
cxperk-nccd on this Island within
a »nort time.
r.ostou, Friday—The submarine 3
— 1- ft the .Navy Yard here Monday |
i:i the recruiting service.
vhl-ago, Friday—The Senate in
v siisating commutes adjourned 10
m -t r..M Tuesday, when the
h'arliij, will he n^um'd. The;
P' rsonal representative of Cox c.imo
to the city, bearing as he "ajfc,
aVjlut'ly incotitrovert dic , vide.ic0
of the Republican " Blush Fund"
and the mainten^n'e of all the
chars' s which Cox ha* brought
forth. He will be io.fore the
Senate Committ'i- tlii^ ctnin;
■.v'ek
Think! Reason! Act!
THINK about tiie opportunities that have slipped by
because j ou had not the money with which to
handle them.
RF.ASON for yourself and detormine how a good
bar.k a count 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 C:ackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey s Salad Dressing-Mrs-. Porters Mayonaiseect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper'PlatesJand Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetable*' ex,"SEATTLE"
DEMPSEY SUSTAINS CHAM
PIONSHIP IN THREE HOUNDS
Ronton, Ilnrbor, Mich. Monday
—Deu:|<*y the ccavy -weight champ
ion Will fil-'tit hi3 first battio for
the title which lie holds here to
day, when meets Billy Miske
of Chicago. The fight wili to® a
ten rour.d bout.
The champion Is by odds the
favorit" in tbe bating, and l>ets(
are placed mostly as to how,
long the challenger win last.
Benton, Haj-borb, Tuesday —
There wati no fighting of note in
the first round of the battle,'each
bal'Fr was playing for the
•weak spot and trying' out. In
the second raund| Oempsey floor
ed Mi^ke, and in the third' found
Demps'-'y, floored the chalenger,
with a Wow to the r'hs. Miske
took the count Hud when life arose
to ir.eet the champion, Dcmp*ay.
caught him with his right on the
ch'n. RUsko fell on his face and
l!ay motionless <\vhiie the refere0
Jiir. Dougherty counted th«, second3.
The knockout cam® & mittU'te'an,
thirteen tjecond3 after the third
round i be?an. The fchallen,5er was
quickly revived and led from the,
arena.
Benton Harbor, Mich —D.-n.pse :
Uie Champion Heavy wo'ght mad0]
short work of the challenge,. ctf
ihe title, Biliy Miske of Chicago,
thir.1 round.
Stockholm, Mom!ay—The Pre®
low of Scandanavia. at a con
ference in Copenhagen had tho
Junes navigation bill up for dis
cussion ani will eeeJc information
from l!io United States government
an to ihe effect tii!s measure will
have oa ScandanaVjan shipping. The
Pr-'miers are agreed on a program
of jt'taliaiion should it be 0iseov
ertd i hat the law U nctuaiiy harm
ful to the commerce of Scandanavia
In this program legislation, is proMd
j ed for by Norway , Sweden a'id ;
i Denmark,
! Washington, Monday — Secretary,
of State olby on Saturday i<-|
fuKed 'o discuss what action had
been. taken with r°fiard to the re- J
vocation of certain] clauses in Join,
ir.ercli'.i treaties whicli contravene th 1
provision* the Merchant Marine ■
Ac*. He stated that a public state
ment cn »he action, tak-u by this
government would probably do J
ia*ide on Monday.
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Klamath Fails, Tuesday — A
disastrous flr0 fcwept thru. thi3 c'ty
and L'Urncd the Houstoa Hotel, tlie
Opera House, and two blocks of
dwellings and busia*t>s houses ii»e -
fore it could be stopped. Five'
1 persons are known to liave bepn !
caught In the hotel -n-hcfce bhodiesj
ha\. not yet be°n rocoveredo. Nine
bodies thus far have bae:i re
cpvtr'd from the ruins.
Alaska SS. Co. To
Build 2 Gas Boats
.-cattle, Monday—Tlio Alauka,
jfimsbip Co. has plac°d ai
ordL'r w'th the Todd shipbuilding,
firm of Taconia for two now ono
huudrod ton ste^i motorshlp boatg.
The construction, will beg'n im
mediately. \
.V u York, Saturday Kttike brak
ing i< a Ira.'i, a proear'ou" busi
ness iu the Mi clties. This was
j manifest when tile !iid-'g-\vood,
birrs \v< re 1 ir d with five hiu>
(1 iv.: ijko breakers in thorn. Twj"
Cart w« re dctruy d a-id four othei
badly <; ma;;iu by the f're.'When
■ie strike breakers fled, from
the burning barns 'njo the
streets thiy wer® at'aakod * by
J the strik> rs and a free jor nil fisht
j'ttsuid The fireman Were >tami>;rcd
(in putting out tb« fire by the bat
<le of the Ktrik»rs and their op
ponents. The police wert. forced to
fire man.' • holl, bL'foro order was
restored.
■\VuCshington, Saturday—That the
Japanese are planning to ent°r
'he Sugara Beet industry la Call;
fornia and tne southwest as pro
prietors iv t"Ua import of a •warn
ing sent to Secretary W'ison by
agents appointed to make a sur
vey of contract labor in that sec
tion of tlte country.
New Haven, Friday—A wirol°ss
message from the S. S. Gener
al Goe'hais which vras p'clced up
tonight Bays that the Submarine S
—5 has be=n submerged for thirty
five houiti and asks that destroyers
be srnt to her rescue, i !1
Whites And Negro
Longshores Mix
Nw York Saturday—A bad mix
up oof white and negro Longshore
man on Tier fifty on the north ri
er, required a fctrong police squad
to bring peace. .They were eu
gagid In a big battle when the
reinforcement of the polic° arrived.
Ogd> n-'-burg, N. Y. Monday —
Hylane Wilson was former!y Am
bassador to Slexlcoo In a spe®ch
in this city )aH night before tlie
Republican meeting ho .spoke of Hi-'
President as, "An autocrat of sec
retive method* and unlcnpwn pur
pyjos". Speaking of the adminis
tration of President Wilson, lie said,
it was "a reign of autocracy and
incompetency''.
Phila, Monday —Alr is now be
ing pumped Into the Submar'ne S.
—3 by two steamers which are
standing by. The submerged vessel
fe fifty flve miles southeast of Cape
Penlopen, and has a crew of thirty
five men and two officers. They
are nil Btlll alive according to the
wireless advlecu just received at
th6 Phila Navy Yard. A torpedo,
boat is on the way to assist in
tii? rescue.
What -She Wanted to Ssy.
A small girl in a street car was try
ing to say something which her moth-,
er appeared to be greatly trying to
suppress. Several times the little one
started, nnd each time the mother
leaned over to her and enjoined
silence. When the mother thought her
child had been effectually squelched
the youngster blurted out: "I don't
care. That lady over there says 'ain't'
and it coes 'Isn't.'"
SEEKING GANGSTERS, MS
SHOOT EACH OTHER Bf MISTAKE
Kettle, Monday —Two Deputy)
Sherilf* "hoot cach otlier lnstead,
of the gangsters whom they were
asking. John J. Donovan, and
John R. i onlan we.-3 'he lip.-eiai
deputy *h<T!ffs pent out lo stop a
fight between Seattle and Ren
ton gangstorn in a SweJish dame,
Iiali at Brjn Mawr suhurDb. When
they reached the place it w*.t> dark
and ip. pa»sln> i thru the plac
they mlstoi k cach other for som<-'
of the gans and opened fire with
the result t'oat Donovan was kil
led anr! Conlan perhaps fat
ally wounded.
.Heme Tuccday—A lockout in. I
Italy debarred workmen, from one|
hundred and nitio metal working j
fac'oil03. Tho workers have arisen (
and seized the factories from which!
they have been, locked out and
are proceeding to tua 'hem. The j
factories se'zed are "Ituatod in dif-:
fer«nt parte of Italy.
New York, Monday—Three were
killed tfNlay as a resu't of the
Brooklyn, rapid transit utrike, aud
the attempt to burn the barns j
in which 'ho strikebreakers wcr:
steeping.
Ten Killed When
Electric Cars Crash'
Denver", Tuesday —Two inter- ;
urban electric IIao cars crashed to .-j
gather 1 n. Globevile a subourb
of D'-nver yesterday afternoon. l'en.
wcre killed outright and fifty others
were injured.
NOTICE TO CITY COUNCILLORS.
There will bc a meeting of the j
City Council tonight. This meet
ing -v\!]l De held as the regular i
meeting of this we°k.
Kaiarna, Monday —An aeroplane
on Its way from C^ntralia to Port
land was wrecked in & heavily
wooded country. When, the ma
cti'iv Ktruci: a tre« Mru. LeAh Bcace
wlft of h. C'-atraHa man, a i>as
ssngor In the plana was kil'ed'and
Guy "'oopcr of Cer.traiia, another
p'-ssenger suffered with. n broken
leff.
cpolfane, Monday—Thomas X.
S*vale commander of Elmer J.
jN'oble Post number one of Se
attle was chosen Commander o
Washington, Department of the
American Legion.
State Census Shows
13 P. C. Inerease
Washington, Kridtiy—Tlio full r1
turns of the ceijius of thestato
of Washington are 'n, aid
the iiiforn.a:ion is given out I:
tli': ir.cr.as-- V r the ton year for th-.
siait is IS j>> catlt. The total po
ula'.ioii of the s:.au? is < n - ::.tl
lion .three hundred fifty six 'hou"
and, three hundred .iixto'n.
4g|,
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Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Full information regarding passenger^ and freight rates
upon applying to
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