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WESTERN UNION
CABLE LAYING
STOPPED
Washington, FrVMy—illami Fla, ls
tb« ol a lovely •cr'mnia®8
fc*tw«e>a Pr^sUiect TVU«oa as i*b
rw\! 'a, F're Destroyer* and th"
WeX*rn. Union Cable Co. The IK'
noy'r* are p^troH'cg t-i« harbor to
iir»T«Kt by force If aec«Mary, the
iitiidfcig of tile oaD!*' by the W«»t
•ra Uu'an. The latter orgajilzat'on
u laying a caole from the Barha.<loe»
a Br't'^h by th» Bj-1
cablet) *hlp Colonial wh'ch
will ooanect wth a Br'tlsh -cable
1>m from BarUulo" to South Am
erUL
Th« reu»aa. for tho destroyer9
" liat th» We»t«rn Unloa Company,
proceeded to carry out its pro
J«ot without the aec>^«liry perm't
from the Aovenumettt.
HOME iis
FIGHTING WELL!
War*w. Aug 6—The municipal
council at Warsaw has appointed
a couiic'l of (Mease.
x hazae guard ha* btt<n form
«1 Hid is taJtlng it* atBI«l oa the
r%bt bank of the VUiaa rU'er'aod
!• prepared to defend the bWdgBs
rv-d bJutit*.
Tte Russian Soviet armies ar»
th« Poli'h line3 wh'ch ar
(Wecd'ng Var»aw anl are main
Gaining aa average of prorsa of
»*x mile* A jay la the dir^ct'oa
Of R'arlaw.
TJiey are howt'r King held 'n
the south and, at 'ota* place3 ara
being pu'hetf back from the d*s
trte<» ean of Letnberg.
IIS
IDE BUSH!
London, Friday—xcvoit>ng to. tli°
Herald, Lloyd George ja» thrown
down, the gauntlet to the Bolsh<jVlkl
t«pre»®nt», Ka"si» and Gemeneff.
In a cowerWiw with these,men<
hB presenter an ultimatum to th°
Red' In the form of «un 'mm'd'a
and unconditional ce'satlon of the
Ru8s!aa advanc>'a into Poland be
fore signing an. armWce otherwise
tim Br'tlsh would declap® war.
Seattle. Thursday—By W. W. Jer
ia&ne; Washington "oldier3 boau",
h«« gone fje way of all the earth.
It va« decently Interred at Chicago
and Saa Franc1 Bco, and now that
Harding has «et up the monument
or th« gravev it i® meanly left"
for Cox to write and append a «ult
able inscription. All of which
that ica'much a' twtii political part
tea sidestepped the bonus <jUest'on,
the'r caod'dates for the presidency
are to do 'he sfune.
IS GOING FAST
N'»w York, Friday—• Otff'clallyy
tJujr" ar« fifty four million, gallon9
of wh'skey in the txmded ware0
houses of 1 ae united State3. Since
January 15lh accord'ng to Joh» F.
Kramer the Federal prohibition Corul
mtssloner th's h.as dwindled by at |
l'-at fifteen mill'on galon8.
The Man of Moderate Means
has much need of a bank account
It enables Kin to 'keep close tally on all his busi
ness transactions.
It inspires them with a 'feelsng of independence.
All accessary check books \nd |pass books are
furnished free.
Feel free to open an "account here any time for
any amouat.
Bank of Alaska I
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods *
+
Sweet or Sour [Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass. ■
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Me*t-Corn Beef
Qupp Beef. *
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks. 4
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mr*. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or botdej.
Paper Plates and Napkins. r «
P. H. 1GANTY
Fall supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE" \
V'ecna, Aug; 6—The Free Pres8
today prints a despatch front Buxla
po3Ui wli'ch Btate,d that a great'Hun
gar'aa Rumanian, offensive &g»'nst
Russia Is Delng formed under French
direction. England reported, a8
call'ng for volunteer" and. French
trooops ar^ Sftld to be mobU'z'njPT.
Th's would make ttatlOL8 including,
Poland in a new gigantic Europeap
war against the BolgheyiUl,
Report9 from. Mayence Germany,.
»ai<! that order9 ha.va fceen, given
to transport troops acrosa Bavar'a.
The r°porl al1^ »tate8 that Bo
hi-m'a an<l Bavar'a aiuthortt'e" are
urging the population, not to Per
rnit of the pnsaage of troop3.
A Poli9a statement today anaou&
c<M the captuja of Brody ajid Raidz'
w'low from "he \ Botl'heVk' RuS8l
an" and are now oooujpylng,
Devogen.
II 5E1ILE
6!
Marian, Aug, 6—A plea that,
future question, of p^e or war
may foe dbctdod do" th<! nation'8
Couscience and not by any council
of fore'gui power9 wa" \odcd by
Senator !rard]ng 'n a talk to the
SHanish War veteran3 here last
n^ght.
AS
!S
London. Thursday—Jjnoitg B^t
i»h official3 &ttd| d'plomats of other
nations here there Is undisguised
anxiety over the Rv"tan, and
fPWli9h "tuat'on, Ga® offcial ata.t
<d that thu •i'-aat' >a i®
Crave a» that oi Aug^t 1914.
Dayton, Aug 6— Governor Cox
In a 'tyeocn la"t n'ght "a'd 'hat
It W hJs hoi* th-1 ex jiT^'deitt
Taft would aid toward the el''Ct'on
of a United Stated senate that
favored the League of Nations.
IM'S ML
FOR ROBBING
Spokane, Aug 6—Tea I. W. 1
are in, JaU l«re a" ttia result o
a raid in, cona<<tlo« w'th a ran
bery wiUc.ii ocourreicl Hire® m'le"
from HUyard. a ®u.buiN> of Spokane.
Tlie arrets were made by c'ty
and country authx>rltle« today.
anotheOed
IN THE TOILS
Cto'cago, Aug 6—Alex Jaun'lca'an
anarclilf of international fame'and
who has bc«a *ought for by gov
enuneut author^1*8 of tii0 all'ed
government3 for the pu9t five'year".
wa» arrested here today and '» now
*11 Jb'l awaU'ns trial.
48 COMMITTEE j
WILL WITHDRAW
New York* Aug 6—It was ttn
aouiiced today thai, th® Coram'tt^
of 48 wa» prTarlng to w^thidraw,
from the- Farmer Uabor Hart}'.
,Th« reason asslgued for th.13 move
was that the party was controlled by
die 1. W. W.
FRENCH HOPS
Amsterdam, Aug 6—A battalion'o'
French r'fKmeu -which. 18 quartered
at Luxemburg has recpivedi order8
from headquarter3 to holdd 't»clf 'n
readiness to »tart 'or Poland at any
moment.
Samoan Leaders
Stone Governor
Honolulu, FrldAy—Tlio native® oi
Pngo Pago tnreateo, »n uprising a
gainst the administration °* Go^er
nor Tcrhune. They Bton«>d, his of
rtctjbl residence, Iwt no injuiy to
the Crov«ra.orv is reported.
Two hundred leader® slgn<?d a
petifon addressed 'o Prcs'dieffli«
Wlson for an investigation.
Boat News
The s. 3. Jeffer®on is expected tc
arr've tomorrow rciorn'ng at®*lghi
o'clock andj the Alasica and the Spc
lean® Wll arrive 'offlc t'niQ dur'rj
the day. All of these llnerjs have
©ig passenger and freight loads a»
will remain m po^t for seyer&l'bou
PANAMA uANAL
Washington, Aug 6—The Panama
oajial declared the laj-go suni of two
mill'eu dollar0 profit dur'ng the pa,s
fi8cal year.
The gross reoelpt* of the cawil
were nearly itfn,e mlllk>a dolar".
Court House Will
Have A New Coat
Of Paint
Work wa' sorted today on the
paint'ag of the federal court bou»
Deputy Marshal Fred 1 Minor and
Jailer Sheelor are doing iflho work £
|t is mee'.le83 to «ay that a good'Job
•will be done.
The mainj building w'll do palate
ed a dark grey and th« cornicte'aii
dhiinneyB black wbUch w'll give a
good contrast audi mXke th19 f'nt
looking bu'ld'ngu a" nfw a» wh*n
" v.-aa bulla oyer twenty year8 ag<
C. E. Herman© and W. H. Engl6
maiia a oouple of St Louia boyH,
having male the tr'p to Q&rcro88,'
A'Hn Whitehorae aad Dawson, arrH
ed out a f»w day® ftso and w'll
go to Juneau o» th« Prsfc bos.1.
At Juneau the boys w'll ou'flt'aJW
go to Admiralty IBlfcad where th®y
w'll p^t tn a couple <f veek* ihtrn
tog feear, \
KILL CAPTAIN
CAPTURE SHIP
San Diego. Aug 6— Host'Ut'eS
have beyuui ill, the reb<'lllon, lnst'o
tutc-d by Governor Cantu aga'nn
the arex'can Central Federal gov
rnimi-at.
Tl»e f'rst act of the f*b<'ls'was
the »,.'zure by the Cantu author!ti
of the Mexican patrol "hip Ttc
ate Captain Leonrade ZePada and
th« killing of Captain of tho vessci.
P«
BIGIMEASE
Panama, Aug 6—The c'-'n-Hu3 of
the republic of Panamx which wa*
m|ade puioUc today 'lows a'total
population of 401-427.
Thi® dot* not inclu.ic Ind'an^'and
show8 a net 'increase of 35 per'ceu
ov*r the 1?10 ceusus
alles¥s"
RUE LLI01
Topeka, Fr'day—Governor a"1*0,
d<*ffated hi» R'T>ublic.an oppom'-nt
for n> nomination by a vote of aboui
five to onu.
GermanyOpposed
To PolandsHelp
Berlln, Aug C—Tha Gorman gov
emiment 15 determinol to preveut
oy every means po^Me. the en
ten to from seeding troops through,
Germany to help Poland.
BOHiK
Lo» Angel**, Aug 6 -Unconditional,
surreiu.e:e 'f the demand made upon
Governor L't ntu o( Lower Callforn
'»• by represrntalive» ot Prudent Da
la Huerta.
This ultimatum va3 delivered to
the rebellious governor yesterday.
Bill ILL
Par's, Friday—Br'ttlan has tukm
steps to rapidly mo&'l'zeb two dlvl
sions f0r servlce in Poland. Aeoord
ing to the Matin plans iiave been
made for tra.i^porfnjj and r'■victual
izing th'» force. Til'3 Is one of
the Practical results of the negot
iat'ons Vtwcen France aTyl Britta'n
to device means for e'd'nj? Poland.
Other papers assetf, that the plans
are being rap'dly pusiied aind tlie
oureau which has be*n liiruidaltni
war stock* has cancelled previous
engagements
C.P.U1IK
I Montreal Friday—The Canadian
I Railways w'll rcognlze tlw increase
i in rates 'n the United State3..
I AC'» r A'Utm 2" th all freight and
I pa-s.-ug.-T rrLte" for tlfJ Unifd
■ stato" w'll b ' raised 'n accordant e
jwl'li the i- o'iit dcc's'on, of the In.fr
^tate Commerce Commission which
LrcuiUd an Increase to all railroads
I in t'i'- ra'ted Stit^9.
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