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No. «4 rvVEiNTY THIRD YEAH
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, JULY I. 1920
PRICE 10 CENTS
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"Wasi lngton, June 30 —Senator
Warren. Haru'ng's first uU^-ranc® ia
tho campaign, va» mad- for a phono
graph record to bM released on
the Fourth July.
The record 's to be us«'d through
oat 'he campaign.
Senator Ilard'ns d*elar>'d 'n tbis
'.hat the nation required no
council of fore'sn powers to point
i he way of American duty.
A copy o£ th° utterance was
public at 8,-'natar's off'co !»«*•.
on n s
(i(i .i * n rs!f
Wi.»j mi naiN
Jui-n i.i—A t^Cr'ok' wicd
*i»rm woo expert "t'cv<l . l» r • l-l»t
n>,*ht aria many 0Utl>a'!d'U. s wot'
ovrUirov.n
Tr*'es .>lon, th,. ave:'.uea an 1 bo'.i 1
varUi were uprooted and mnch dam
ago was done to gardens and green
lloUV*.
A heavy rain aoO.upi.JeJ tho
wnd aid ad Jed to th-> confas'oa.
GEOHGiA SSI .
HOBS Wffi
Augusta, Ga. J lino 30—As e-tpre1
cir wis robbed- he'*0 by battilts
l»st n iiU'.
Tl.« robo ts gassed aad bound
the txjivos me-^nger and arm°d
jiuard a:id mad- away w'tli t'!£ty
niiio thousand s'"v>n hundred and
twenty i^vp collar*.
Th's suai was tha payroll for
the Mn-fne® who an' station'd at
X'aiia is'and. South Carolina.
The holdups ha^ not yet b-en
■appr; lit nded
It >s 3n5 i the baird'ts are a sacs
h<" ed l>y stile pluss a mountaia'er.
' 'ftoucpah. June :>0—J.'L. CS'roux a
millionaire it!ne operator of I>or
. Aa-'' ,ri at-C fouod<-r of the.town of
Kty Nevada. ;s uimU-j- arrest to
' d-iy at Al'iVa for having fjot and
kl!It'd a|s Sim wi'l,. ♦ney.-wr® at
(iiuu(>r ic.»eth«r.
1 !v. Foilco state, that G'roux "a'd
lii> ssn d rr.nadej money in c.ddU
'on to tho sixty tinnsand dollar-'',,
had already Kiv'-n h-ui dur'jv.? t!i'"
!i3t year and the quarr-l ensuieJ
I wt'eli rsui't-d in t!»o kill'iis ot
thi' younger wan.
i G'rocx js in ja'l pendr. s an ln-i
• ventlja* on.
WashSngt. n Jun<> SO— The arr'st.
of rhemi.loye<'s of t:t(» IUir^a.r
cf "War R'sl» was an-1
uiui'.'oO totVy by S <•';<?-".T J
tr>C.
fr.Vu are char^' j tv'tfi con-j
sp ratj 'c uofratid "ftrt"£a r Sl'rvico |
h:ti en" c^np^'iisaticn- r »- ilt'njj from
d'saoI. 'y.
This Fast Age
in which we live'requires that we exercise the inmost
care in economy -%ith our financial dealings The
man'who is not carefully looking after his finances
will some dap rule the day.
W e are ready at all times to assist you in any way
possiblr to better your financial condition.
We believe a bank account is a good chfk on ex
travagance.
BanK - of
New Stock
ChickFood for Sale
7 cents per pound
P. H. GANTY
Platform Advocates Ratifica
tion of the Peace Treaty and
League of Nations but Side
Steps liquor Issue by Re
maining Silent
• Can Frabc!sco, Juno 30—The mat
ins of th< cciumitt^o cn resolutions
of tho Dcffioerat'c Xat'onal oon
vntiso broke up 'n a r'ot last'ii'ght
ov^r lb"-' Irish question.
A rtd*ha!red young woman who
's ar. "uthusiast for Ir'sh S.ecdom wa
t»coried from the m^ot'ag room.
It to;k thjee pojiccmfa to "top
th° demonstration outside Y,ii<?rc the
young lady continues h r aetlv't-a,
aud wh'ii Deraarbst Lloyd of Boston
who was opposes tU» IrisU . plattfc
Mt th« lirll he was attacked by the
ycuus Woman who poinds h'm a
ooat t::s hfad and shoulders w'th
a:i Irish r®i>ut>l'c flaj.
?an Francirco, June SO- V'h'lo
thi nom*rating ps c'jes rro b**lns*
d<'!ivnd tb® platform lua'v*"3 a*V
hanl at -wcrU eadcavorlag to frame
In su'ta^te lpttiiua.,.,% a ft oi plan.':"
upon wiilcii ii" <cSou.ee tli'y ar<-' prac
tical'y screoJ upon.
?an F^nctcc. Jan© CO—Tl.c su!j
oou3in::t*o oa r -olii-Jons'lias r'Joot'd
tiK prrpo»a' to put a w-t plaak
in iha platform. .
San _ Franc .-:o. .Ti:=o 30—Tlio
5-luccrat'c-piatform is st-l! in'uo
*n.b:-yor.'-c *tag* but the.projects
are B"<M tor ,ts presentation to
the convention tomcrrow.
&ar. FraOel*CO. Jv-.« 30—TTij c:w
s-J t' o cn r«Hs pas"u>d a not'oa y<"3
: •!"}' • l.!"* wait rv.l« In
*-?a!p* 'n •KhJi't th^re are lairs rc
q'r.'n the ■ 1 - ! ' of tic-1 s-vf's by
d'etri »
Thi. .'f-rt ct thl1 rti'.o w'lt b; a
>l't • t'.i "York dclfei'Ion if
th*!' r^o:t is 'aJopteil by tbc
cauv^Ktlrn.
San Francisco, June IS—\t tho
bfb'nulii^ of a demonstration for
JL'r's'de11 "Wilson. a f'*t f:^ht >_-£rb"
oeeund 'n ths New York deration.
A revo?l oecuredc whoa the a^*'st
ant secretary cf the navy took up
th-1 standard to jjo'n the demonstra
tion.
Several of the Xew York dele
gates tought to prevent Mm from
joln'ry lr. and ths policemen niched
!n Lhe 8ciaxt!e 'n which fist' ilew.
The prospect for bloody noses,
goeincd iramanent but the assistant
Sf,tr'"t:irr Roosevelt tr'uniphcd an
march-rd of with X|w York's fuind
a^d into the demonstration, fo? the
PrtUd.a*.
Sin Fran.;i«co, June £S— The
Ltasue of Nations covenant "was
champirred as "th^ Monroe Doe
trine of the "World v.-a" tho titer
anc° cf Cha'rrcan CummlngB In his
keynote iddics®.
The peace treaty defeat ia the
senate lie paid, "iio blacker crlrao
a3.\'nst • civilizations ever tolled,
'he pasr s of our h1?tory'\
San F-anc'sco, June 23—A fight
over the questions of tho Leagii® of
Nations the Iiish QU^ct'oa will 1>°
exper'cnced by the party leaders 'n
the bulldlns of the platform Is
pr®d'«u d.
It may b« three day8 before the
p'.atform comm-'tteo compl'ets thc'r
work rnd tht> finished product BUh
m':t<-'d to the convention.
?a-i Fra-nc'rca June 30—Tn,> con
veiit'on adojted the Na*lor,al-cofc:
mittec p!ntf;;rm to double tho m'"n>
Dfr--*Uij) of th- comm'ttpe and giv°
tlie add'tfonal phiccs to women.
Tin plan to appoint ons wo
man troia each stato.
The convcii'lon al?o aTfiR:i"d the
act'on of tb© committer in deiiy
| ins- a s>-at 'n the convention to s^na
tor R'X>d of Jl'ssour'. v
San Vsaix'sco, June 20— The
c.m*enti->n convened at on" o'clck.,
this aft moon.
3ep:i'Or P.( bt: en p^rin- n nt" Chair
lr.aa <i i° convent'on, la his speoc
ac"': r.i'c r. sa'Kd ttie R''publ'
u l'M ' v for Chicago platform, for
;a u.« of tiio- large «ttms
. ::c»- in pro-couvo.11 tlou contest
■ !..i ly attack d the lt"put>
i :■ liv- who fought th<* ratl
fi-a.i-.n oi 1)> 'ace tr*aty with the
I. i^r.c <>; .\aUon» covonant.
i a 1 ;mi Robinson declared that
■ . ■ 'i! ■ th's y<-ar c<i:tori in huuian
U/ and l eac*\
Sar. i ni' i-o. June 30—J. W.
I. rare . nl Homer 3. Cuffim'niS
iver'g i.'ao -U 'ii nomination and oil
i> ' ch'S ar° to bo
made i.; today'• cont-uou* tv-s^on.
\;'j;N tiuae Ki) ocli<s will hai'o
u ,'t« •• i d ii e following candi
v ' ,y: formally 'before ma
cOi:v- il on. • | |
Uovtrnor Cos of Oh'o; Hom*r E.
C •: ■. Chairman of the Nat
, nioorr.ilc Committee; A.
- ;! i'nlmcr, Attorney General of
i; I :.i i SUU*i-CftiHAPr Kd*
",'|n Now J jv3-y; Senator Hitch
y ■t-f. X' bifc'ka; J. W.. Gerard,
. . i. .• ..ii'.I :!. at'or to U*rnifuiy -Ben-'
itnr O.v'n OSlalioma^ and John
's S. Ambassador to
Oral t-'iHt'ttvt.
San Fra-nc'sco. Jun« .30—"WiU'am.
JlcAdoo wa' placcd In nomination,
today by Harr's A. J<nkiu» of Kan-j
iS&» C'ly.
Sa:i F aacuxo, Jun<< 30— Final
instructions arrived h'To from
th« c"'t cod " vr'thdrav.-ing the n;im<
i f MrAJoo from tho list f n.xinecs.
Saa Francsco, July 1—Seeming
ly in a^ro-'inont that McAdood ha
the track 011 tlio nomination,
attempts are • eing mad® within the
inner circles of the olJ l'n» Demo
cratic pp.rty leaders .to prevent,.
hi3 selection by the convention.
The plan is being made include
prorningit co;ifcideratlDn of Cham
Clark as. a eandidate.
San Frar.c'sco, July 1 —A plan,
dcali::*; with the League of Nat'ons,
was adopted early this morning a
fti r a long b'tter fight which
delayed the platform workers that,
thi' committer: recrossed unt'l ten o'
clcck
Tlipe leader® hope they will have
the platform ready for the eonv^n
J ion tl is opening.
j The 8ubs;ilut8 planks by'Bryan
and Senator3 Pomerene of Ohio and
jAVnlsh of ile-r.tana were thrown out.
Tlr (U--cu^s'on of th0 treaty took
vio most of the timo of tho session
| which bpg-u at eight o'clock last
night ar d fnded w'th a re<e?s.
at half past throo thls morning."
j The comm'ttee wero Bo fatigued
that they Ud not take up the liquor
; S..n Franc.sco, Julyl 1— The
platform as drafted by the sub
comml'tee of n'ne and: submitted to
the JY." ccmmlttee calls for the,
ratifi^t <>n of' the p"ace treaty as
socn ts requisite to preserve tb°
, honor and iniegr'ty of tic nation.
The p atform sugg^H that tlio
'rlsh qu^t'oa can b° brought legit
'mately before the League of Nat
'on9 for &eU!ein°nt and Is silent
on ihe subject of proh'DH'in.
It ~dvr.c»tee collective bargaining
for farm' rs and opposes compul
«ory s Titration of labor deputes
•t decjarcs for recognition of the
new Mexican government when it.
ha9 established ord«r andi call8
on the fog'ajitors of Tennessee.,
Florida" i nd North. Carolina to rati
(Continued on page 4.)
ARE TRYING TO STAMPEDE
CONVENTION IN FAVOR COX
e
Auditorium, San, Francisco Juae
33—A determined effort te 'a full
»w'ng to stan?pede the convention for
Governor Cox.
As Chairman Rob'nson called
'he ccuvcemt'on to order th's mrn
lng .at 11: 2i* to hear nominat ~
'ng speeches Rabbi M°y®r delivered
the invocation while all d«legates,
stood.
The chairman them called for
nominations for president and. the
ro l c»ll of states began.
Alabama pfesed and Ar'zona'yleld
ing to Oklahoma, Senator Owen was
the frst candidate to be presented
to ihe convention. ,
Hayder. L'nbaugh of Muskogee de
livered the speech that fonEally*plac
cd th© Oklahoma senator in nomi
nation. >
Spr'ngfleld, Juue 30— Governor
Frank LcwtK'u .announced today that
he wculd not be a caiid'date for
re-il- cUon as governor.
Tli" Governor sa'd that he U'd
not believe -it more than erne term
for the governor any mora than
for the President of the United
Stales.
Lon!oii, June 30— A d'spatch
from 1,'rague today stats3 that
Hui:gariaa army officers with de
tachments ti troops are prepar
ing to marcli on Budapest and
;ittcnij)t to rc-Horf monarchy.
Snn Pranc'sco J<in0 28— Pour
thousand bogus ticket8 purport'i'.g'to
adm>t to tho Democratic Conventior
were printed and Bold by swi:;d
kr3.
Th'- pr!ce paid rams^d as li'gh as
fifty dollars per.
MKIM
Pan K:'anc!tco, June 30—I am
"'•I! an Amoilcan Nationalist atul
n"U an Internationalist ea'd S<.ntor
Rt-cd in a statement today.
The bcnatujr declared that he
would never surrend"d the destlnj
of th's r public 'nto Ihe h^ds of
ro,jrfsen(atlv"-s of foreign power®
"I was excluded" he added" Oer
c.iuSo I refused to support the L^a
guf of Xat'oii".
HE?,3 OF LlC.
3<'ait1e. Juu® 30-^Colonel James
G S'eesc the head of the Alaska.
Road Commtsloa lately appointed
b/ Prfs'den. Wilson. arrived her«
on hi3 way to June3®.
Colonel Bieese w'll make h's
headquarters at Juneau for the
next f'vt- years -where he will super
int'-nd the carrying out of the'road
build*:!? program.
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Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
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Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
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