Washington, June 4.—Senator
Lodge made the charge in the sen
ate today, that while the 'ui' text
of the peace treaty was being with
held from congress he hatf seen the
complete treaty in a New York bus
in ess houae.
This treaty, eaUl senator Lodge
had been sent out by on© of the
American representatives in P&rte
Senator Borah made a slmttftV
oharse. ■ \
go over io Villa
hi
Leredo, Texas, June 4—A regi
ment ol n«wly equipped' Carranza
troopa that was sent to attack
the Villa forces, at Parral went ov
er to th® r-'Voluwtary force in a
body
There was "o emgug.mttat before
the desertion of the CarranM troops
Paris,) June 4..—The American
economy experts today, ju confer
ence with President Wilson, advocat
ed that Germany be given manda
tories over h-er former colonies in.
east Africa in order to a«ist her
in meeting her financial obligations.
LADIES Al'XILIABV DIN.VElt
The I-adie? Auxiliary will
give the annual dinner Tuesday ev
ening, June 10th at 6: p. m. The
pric® of the dinner will be fifty
cents. Thkj will be the occasion of
the ADnual meeting for thj? election
of officers and for the hearing1 of
repojts. Dinner will be by ticket
CN'LY. Reservations must be
the ha»uds of the cojnmittee not lat
ter than Saturday night June "th
Reservations may be phoned to Mrs.
W. J. Mulvihill, Mrs. "E. L,.. Wiuter
berger or Mra. J. J. P. Ward.
ORBtfiii ARRESI
OF DR. PDHIEN
Berlin, Juiw 4—.The German gov
crnm»tit has issued *an order for
[tht arrest Of I>r. I\>rten, the pj^e®
I idem of the new Rhalrtish refpuh
'llc.
1 Doctor Por*en will be fried for
, treason.
_
ILL Ig
j The Alaska labor oommission de
' partraent will bp organized in coA
I nectioti with, the state ol WagHing
[ton labor commission, ig the an
nouncement of R. "J. Somiflers, ter
I ritorial labor comnHsaKxaer who
jleft Juneau to confer with the state
I of Washington officials.
Air. Sommers believes by close
cooperation with the Waahtagtoa
labor authorities a better -class ot
labor can be encouraged Ior Alas
ka, as well as the protection, of the
territory from a Roieheviki element
^he 1919 legislature created the
office of labor commissioner in con
nection with insi*ecttion of mines.
.Mr. Semmers -will, after arranging
the labor situation at Seattle, re
turn to Juneau In. pa^p»rattcui of
his aar.ual trip to the lntejAor.
Jklr. R. G. Henry'fl Irioad» will be
sorry to learn that he 1# oaafinad
to his home with a lame back.. It
is no' serious, however, and. be
will be able to be about in a few
I days. •— - ■
let Us Help you
The fact that your account may be a small one in thft begm
injj does not bar you from the benefits of a
bank account. We shall be glad
to have your name on our books and furnish
you with bank book and checks.
A bank account will eventually enable you to start in' busi
ness for yourself.
NEW GOODS
Just Received
!; GOOD SALMON EGGS
Friction top cans 40c each
CHICK FOOD
20 pounds lots Hp 61-2 cents a pounds
\
P. H. GANTY
(
The election paa*ed off very
quietly in Skagway yesterday
and onl seventy six votes were cast.
Offlfhes® sixteen were women. The
result of the votes w»a a* follows:
George G-rigsby 52, T. ~U Jonas
; 21, James Wickersham 2, Blank 1.
j The labor cwididate had no work
! erB at the polls and It was not un
j til late in the afternoon that his
'initials were known otherwise he
i undoubtedly would have received
j more rotes.
i Juneau, June 4.—-Sixteen pre
ducts including Gaatineau channel,
Ketchikan; Charcoal Pt; Wrangell,
Petersburg and Sitka "gave Grigs
I by 788 and Jarae* 709 votes, '
j Thre« precincts ta the third-div
ision, Seward Valdee and G ran by
.give Grlgsby 262 and Jones 25.
Wrangel 1, Juae 4.—Th« tfeta here
oa delegate election wa# vary light
yesterday andi resulted in Grigsby
getting 68 and Joae^ 45 votw.
Juueau, June *•—cllan
Hel complete returug or the election
yesterday, including three Princlncts
In Juneau, two in Douglag Tread
well,' Peraetverence, Thane, Sal
mon creek and Mendeuhall give
Girg'sby 456 and Jaaesj 193 votes.
■ TheSe same J>recinctg cast three
times aa many, votes la^t "November.
Haines, Juaer 4.—The election
yesterday wag carried on without
any excitement and very little In
terest.
Twenty votes were cast and ^
of them went to Qrlgsby.
KetchSkan; June 4.—The election
passed Oj quietly yesterday and tha
voting was light.
1 Tiie • result shows that Gtrigahy
got 114 and Joc-ejj 320 votes. " At
Charcoal Point Jomes got 81 and
Grisby 16.
Anchorage,' June 4.—fllhe special
delegate election was q*ulet iiere and
in the outlying precincts.
the vote Polled is than; half
of the vote of last November which
is due partially to the lack; of Inter
est and also to the fact that many
of the miners are in th® hillfl which
oosr the labor party candidate
many votes and who would have bad
a majority if the voters kad~i>oan
where they could have voted..
The reault in Anchorage, was
Urfi»8by 306, Jones 144.
Eska Grigsby 32, Joneu 4 Chick
aloon, Grigsby 4, Jones 1; Easeai
la, Grigsby 18, Jones 1; Matantis
ka, Grigsby 12, Joneg 7; Talkeet
ua, Grigsby 8 Jones 0; Moose
creek, Grigsby 2, Jones 5; No other
returns have been reoei'wd hero.
j Toledo, June 4.—Iu th.e fiotiug;
which took- 'place l«s» night three
lives were lost and' eJavtth persona
wer« seriously Injured.
I Tb police authorities are await
ing the «otloar of the governor who
'has been, appealed - to by" Mayor
Shreiber;''
• The mayor has askeA'dhat trooi*
b« sent here to nreserva .order.
The, Willys ami Overland' automo
b'le plants at which over ten thou
sand men have been on stringfor
over a month, closed down today; fol
lowing the trouble lflat flight.
!B«PL«
ARE
•t Chicago, June i.—0fiJ| a dozen
men are in the custody of the po
lice today as bomb" pujsroacts.''
* Iu one raid the police, explosives
Vere tpusnd. From: the partial
[confessRin of Daniel C»lzin which
has been obtained it is learned that
the Chicago radical^- are connected
!With others in the east who are res
ponalble lor the bomb outragreg of
the night beifore .
The plot is wide and hag many
ramifications.
* The police and federal authori
ties are working oa the case and ev
ery available ma ip running down
<lues or seeking new ones.- •
ID1TAKOIV rniTit8HJ:J{ •
ON WAY' HOME
1 0. M. ArbuckJe, editor and pub
1 tiiber ot the Idltarofl Pioneer for
a number of ye^ra arrived yes
terdtiv from the states * where he
ha* been for oyer a year.
Some time after the United States
entered the Wr, Mr. Arbucki9 sua
ponded the publication of hlg par
per, co majiy men left Idita
rod district but ho is now going
j bac> w'th th9 Intention, of resum
'in DUrOlioatian.'
Mr. Arbuxdde is a pioneer of
Skagway, having been here in '97
when he worked on the paper
then, published here, after which he
west to Dawson and Fairbanks
and finally iand6$ in Iditfirod. He
will leave on thg first boat down
Ui» river.
The Jefferson arrived yesterday
afternoon with" eighty passengers
and about the same number of tons
of freight After loading the Brltt
drug stock, which lg going to Ju
neau, th« Jeffwgtm *©!' Kw«r at
tea thirty.
BULL CHIP SOLO
FORJ25,OOQ
. Madison, N. J., Jua0-3.—Florham
Leader, a two months old Guernsey
bull c;'lf, wag eol(j. at auction here
today for ?25,000l(paid to be a new
record' price for any animal of its
: breed. Oaks Farms and Hugh Baji*
croft, both of Massachusetts com
1 blued to make the .purchase, paying
'.$.10,500 above th# 1 previoug reoord
price.
I The auction today, which wag at
:Fiorham Farms, resulted In the
transfer of S3 Uournaaya, including
' show champions and thg bigheat
[producing blood linen of tha breed,
it was said, for a total of $180,276
ah average of approximately J2,172
' a ► head.
[ 1'AD HILT'ERVS FAMILY Ht-IUi
| About the happiest man in town
| these days is Tad' Hillery and be
11m clM of It
I Tho reason for this is that Tads
' wife and h>» three •work work work
j rived yesterday from Charleston
I West Virginia and are now Installed
| la their new home.
I Dr. Gable reports U. S. Mar
1 shall Tanner as much Improved!' to
day and says that he will bo able
to be about again in a short time ^
Mrs. J.. N. Hanson-and her chlld*
ren were passenger* out on. the JeC
ferson l^flt eight benad for Taeo
ma when© they will spend- tW-sum
' mer..
M. Huntley, for manjr ye*i*' a
renidtent of Sfcagway and along, th®
line of the White P«uM, iraa a re
turning passenger on the Jefferson
yesterday. Mr.. Huntley left .about
two years ago and has bean living
j in Washington, but the lure of the
north got him and be think*-off tar
ling it again in thg northlanfl.
TWO ElECTIOrCONfESlS FILED
10 SEATS as:repbesehtativ
' Washington, Juaa —Two coa
tcatgj were filed for seats ia the
hou#e of representatives today.
JoshejUi .Oarttegr «...Democrat of
Milwaukee^ * ha«-..,pi\»en/t«d< claJjaa
to tha seal of Berger on account
o/ the latter'g conviction of a falony
jajnea Wa
test claiming to tare reoeir<
m^Jorty of the votes cast In ttu
amber of 18.18 as Ajflaka v4ei
Md afikp for the ■■seat Sire#
lata Clarice A. Sutosr. .by £b
aska cjjmva%Uftg ..»■
FOURTH mm
MEN SHE ill
: PARIS'
'
Pari*, Junft <4.-?-A Quarter of a
mUliori "men are aa arike tin the Pa- j
ris-' flUtrict. •
The unionj _affi»cUd;ar« „ the
alib i way, motor bU3, tram o&r, metal i
woi'lcers, painters, rPriatere, mlUlnerg.
am! store cleJ4L»j"
These oinions ' demand _ increased1'
wage# rawing- to the e©st> of |
living.
' "* . I
Washington, June *.P-r«lwar
Lloyd. George. is ftxpacted to »aka
a formal statement tomorrow - re
gMd'i»2 the proposed. modifications
ol .Ule' neaoe terms.
This will be done i« consequence
Of the proposal of tha British. ?W,
mior, that upper- Silesia be returned
Befrliii, June -4.—President' Ebert|
predicted tod<3y tha.t *he Nationalj
06sembljr would reject the peaca^
terms unless they were modified
SURPLUS FOEH
SENT. TORUS
Washinton, Jane i.—tT
five .million -■dollara worth, o
plus food auppliea twwi beau
.'or distribution to tveatj SL
o' head* of Ruaaftan• Ktn^lliflt
'Ibifl information *«# *^H|
V ftwretajy Baber to ths
iiar^.committe*.
3eaetaij B*k#r- *b»S»»*|
pceilbiy noma of t&« t*afe
reach the BolabeyiJki.1
Washington, June 4.—i
ments to the League of Nat!
safeguard Amcirloto And J»r
ly California interest -win
tered by Stuator ttli«tak-ifolu
Qolifornia.
. The object* a' these *nMi»
to to prevent Japan from •
th$. California *1 len Land li
and the Uumfgr^tion of it
and the California school 1a?
la-tioa relating, lo Orient^
the Leagu^ of Nationi
"These question* .belog^;
X»eovle of California Mid
Johnson.
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS
REACH NEW HI&H
New York, Juog 3.—A a
cord for the Pa*e of »eat» t
New York Stock exchang
madp today when peroral w<
a» ?SO,G0O each.
Boy Ruebens, who rept**
Sellers and Co. of Sefcttte;.,
a Skagway yisitor about Jul;
On account of going out of business in
Skagway we wish to have all of ouf+r
accounts settled as soon as possible
I
Those owing are requested to come in
51
and make settlement.
?|
JAMES1 KEN-N-ED-1