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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY «
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE AUG 15 '
S. S. SPOKANE Aug.8
Dire;1. omsitiou for Tacimi, Vancouver, $
and Victoria
- $
r. iailiij fjr Ciliforiia Mjridiy.J Friday] and
Saturday
Jam :s \ValUce Ajent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
SiiiH^s from SKAGWAY Season 1920
k ^Gr SEATTLE & TACQMA and Way Forts
► S. S. JEFf ^RSON, Aug. 8 20 Sept 1
FO.v SEWARD AND WESTWARD
. S. S. ALASKA AUG. 9
' F. J. SI ! A'-V Aj^nt Phone 66 SKAGWAY '
Popular Picture Palace Saturday j
1 A A and bunday
S. S. Hutchinson, Pres. American Film Co. Inc.
PRESENTS
MARY MILES MINTER
PERIWINKLE
From the boock by William Farquhar Payson
Terrys Hopeless Tangle
Melting pot
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
OIL WILL BE
SOME HIGHER
Kansas e"r Aug 7—Throe b,i:id
IU luU up J. II Ho3* tiio •c|t>- j
coll<f,ior for *h« SUudard Oil
Co. aiul roub«d li'in of $104,000.
00. The rol-b< rs wer9 d^gu'sed'and
no c lu1- lias b>va fouim a' to the|r
iduu'ty.
IS
London, Aug 9—Joseph Devlin,
a Nationalist m^mtx-'r of tin- House
of Commons for Belfast was banish
ed from the HonV* for the oalanco
of the term by Parliament voU'.
IKviia was chargcd with defyiits
on ord'-'r il the presiding officer
while the 'I" Irish, bill was be
iiig pa.ssed.
Legations Are
Leaving Fosen
Warsaw. Aug 9—All legations lu
Warsaww left for Po3*n last night.
, John Camooell White, «ecr»-'tary and
J. Pierrepoat Moffatt, third sccpe
tar?" to the American 1-easotii'
and military attaches will r°niain'ia
Warsaw for tho present but the
rest of tho personiH'11 have left.
A few American R'd Cross nurs<s
and some Y, if. C. A. Workers at
so remained. Tho Rusriah* are
I 'lowly battering down, the central
outer efenscg of tho city.
Governor Rigg's
j Father Dies
Washington, Aug 9—Thomas Rigg
air'd eight}- eight years and, father
of Thomas Rlggs jr. governor of
Alaska died here on Saturday'.
Governor Rlggs was on the
to Washington to tho bed"ide of
his as*d pirent but arrived too'latp
to so® his father alive.
Cars Are Buried
In A Landslide
Helena, U(t 9—A X; rthern Pa-ci
fic freight train, was caught by a
land slide tt Bradley station and
fourteen cars w*re ciught aad with
th«'ir contents completely buried.
London, Friday—Kenafi, the pr°
sldent of the Soviet is reported to
[*ave sent » message to his govern
meat, asking that Russia accept
immediately the original British pro |
gosals for t, armistice with Poland
The Golden North Cafe Serves
only the l,eft that the market af
fords and •nv'tes a trial o1
excellent seivice and cu^'ne.
GREEKS SET
Rom--, Aug 9—Authorization, to
occupy Constantinople lias been
givt-n tli° Crtaks by the Allied Nat
ions is tne report contained la dis
patches received lK>ra by the obsr
vators Romance today.
X«'w York, Aug 9—With 1376 bod
Its of American soldiers on'board
the transport AntlgellA urrivt^i to
day from. Dauztg, Antwerp, Brest
and Bordeaux.
These bodies have uc"U taken up
from French cemetarles and will b
buried as directed by relatives.
Portland House
Is Remodeled
One of tli* marked Improvements
In th<. town is that mad* by J. J.
Ward. For a nuirtb- r of years. Mr
W rd lias maintained a rooming
house on Fifth Av0, but this'spring,
with a view to meeting the in
creased demands for lodgings by
touristss and regulars going in and
out of the interior- ts remodelled
the building at the corner of Fifth
Ave and State Street.
This building has oa-n Teinodelled
and improved with family living
quarters in the rear of th^'lower
floor, and with two large' light,
airy and comfortable reception rooms
iu the front, and comfortable" light
and well furnished sleeping rooms
above. Til© Portland House is'w'ell
known by regular travellers to
the Interior, and is becoming b.et
ter known to tourists every year.
Tills change has already given an
increased patronage, and those'who
have experienced the hospltaHty'aud
comforts of the Portland House will
be the best advertizers to their
friends.
lOiir town needs at the present
timo several mor* of these up to i
date well furnished centrally iocnte [
good lodging houses, These can
be maintained^ thru the summer,'
months with reasonable expense ah,
mad» to yield good returns, both]
in the con/ort of guests, and thej
favorable alvertislng -which th« town
will receive thru tourists until a
big tourist hotel is erectod.
Jefferson In
On Sunday
The Jefferson arrived on, Sunday
morning with a lap*' crowd - of
tourists and Interior bound PaSSengj
«rs. The trfin, to th>3 Summif'did
not leave for an) hour ajid a half
after the arrival of the Jefferson
and the passengers had that much
time to giro SJrayway and h»
shop' the occe over. The JefferSon
sailed at 3 o'clock,
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNS1NGWEAR
When you ask for Muns'ftg
wear its the same as aaying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
servic«—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
' dren insist on garments bear
■ ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
l/^ll rirMKenfMl^ Anew stock now on dis
p'ay for women, misaet, boy«
Wli^K *"dli,,k""»'
L. A. HARRISON CO. PT
Constantinople- Aug 9— GyWr
el WrangoU3" fore® coatiniueto boat
back th® Bolshevik! la south
(Russia Is the report received
hero today.
Revere Beach
Has A Riot
Kcver® Mass Aug 9—Five san
ore w*r« s®riously wounded aAid a
scor® received minor Injuries in a
battle at Reverc Beaob. lost night b"
two on th® Metropolitan Park'polic
who wer® barricaded in tho police
station and several hundred attack
Ins sailors t.' d marinoa and soldiers.
Tho battle was precipitated by an
attempt by th® polIc0 to arrest a
I sailor for drunjtoness.
I The battl® raged for two liours
I and -was only quelled when troops
lot sailors ani pollc® from adjoining
[towns aided th® be leagued police
| m«u.
I
I C. Walsteia, G. Smitti Territorial
I treasurer and bank examiner ririved
j on Jefferson, Sunday and is spend
j Ing a few days in oksgway.
REPORTS SAY
POLESJEFEATEO
Joha«oSburg East Prussia, Aug 9
—A rf-port tnat thc Polish gove^
m1 lit had flod to Poseu, and. the Soy
iut forc-s an; only forty kilometers,
from Warsaw was printed la th®
Joimnoburg Zeltun g today.
Alaska Stops On
Way To Westward
The S. 3. Alaska.' called in, at
Skagway ctt route to th« westward.
The tourista aboard took tho
trip to the ournimlt whll® the ghlp
laid here, leaving tho dock up
on arrival of the train.
Those who did not go to th*
Summit speat the time In looking
ov»r Skagway.
Denver Aug 9—Tho striking,
traiumen of the DL.n\er Tramcar
Company In a ma^ meeting today
declined to return to work until the
company officials nicet their
demand that tli*y on oilowod to re
sume their duties in, a body and
to discharge all strike bniaker*.
The company has. p-fnsod to treat
with the untons.
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