Tt*e Seattle Po« Iatenig«nc«r
**rs:
WUa a «ie. «»m» aiul, intensely
▲mer> c*o tWrket, the r«vublioaii
i>axiy. w'th Harding aiul Ooolllge aa
lta •taaOard Carers, will sweep tie
vat'on >y i .tremendous victory
thU frll. 0
Tbl» Is »he a«s-'»age brought to
Seattle »'rlday by Congressman, J. P.
Miller- who reached hU home, 108
WMt t v»p'ct street, tfter a t,Jp
»»• «&• Or*n». Trunk Padfle rail
road from Wa3hiii£toii, D. C. He
w'll- rt-.naln her9 until next
•eMlcn • f congress, aoheduled eftriy
la Dumber.
"iin'hus'asm '» ramp4ki>t over the
. republic tt t'oiet, particularly In, the
| Jl'ddle »V>st whore I stud-led coud1
, t'ou»,'' declareda aoQgTe&sn*an. Mtl
' l«r. "Hard1!]# is exceptloual'y
"ritg, tsfe and sane and intensely.
Am-ncaa. The strength of Cooiygo
i» also a o>g faotor. M» 'a'courag
eous; a 100 per cent ^d-Ulood4^,,.
Amer'caan. The ticket will "weep
th® country.' *
Ccag/ewmau Miller. through,
•tot* Diide, aa1*! he wi' a Po'ndex
ter booster, with Johaisoa a "ecoad
oh-?:c*. But the small elem«n,ts'who
were di*atl«fled over the convention
result ar« now adjustlngj the!r grlev
ancei and disappointment In, disap
pearing declared the congressman.
GENERAL LIGGETT PATS SKAGWAi
VISIT WHILE ON INSPECTION TOUR
O ?**>-« I Huater Liggett 'who
wltv yrit-' and aid«s arrived oa
tike 17. S. transport South B^od'on
Sunday and left yesterday for
Wfc't*htr«* vrht>re the par1/ "**11
embark oa th° U. S. G^ueral
Jacob and make tho trip down the
rlv*r and up to Fairbanks.
General 13 inspecting theh
ajmy #o»t» of Alaska a they,
com* under hi» Jurlsd'ctlo«ii as'coin
m»nder ot the vestern Department
with h^adquajt^r8 at Fort Mason
San Franc^o.
Li*ut*aant Colonel St&elrpole,
wa» general l'ss*11'® aJde> jVurlug
the war and served la Frano/w^th
him la a member of tlw party. In
•peaklnj? to a representative of th«
Ala»kan before leaving: General Us
Kett great pl«a»ure la'the
tr'p and remarked «bout the'graud
•cenery along Chatham Btralt3 &
Lynn Canal and "a'd hie'b^lWtx}
in ••■eolng Amer'ea first'" tuwl
would urge that people (who de
sire to se« th« woihi should
come io Alaska, before going a
cto»* the sess for b^auftluT'Ceii
ery and pleasant voyage".
I. M Holme* a "gude' Elk 'r<>m
AU«ru«e&. S. D. Uxlg« No. 1046 B.
T. O. Elks and Wm. F. Waads
g{ Mobrldxe. a D- *®re Pas»««
•n oa tie transport South Bead
wblcb c*lled in &ere Sunday
Both of these meet ar« locomot
ive engineers toeing employed oa
th« M 4. V- ftkul R. R. and
ot eoua«.'liaac Morris Godin«.
K»»lng taJt«u aa n'nety'day lay
off ttM« ««sle ''ye3 thought they
would •** Alaslta aad at the came
'.im» put la ■ooc tiare oa the gor
^nxmea1 ra'lroad.
WhUb 'n town Hi»r w*r« the
gUK.t» of Mr. Godiog and as
th«y htd not m«t for many y«an
th« tlm* la temln'^aots &
wa» all too ehort.
An Ind'au boy, four ye*** °*
afcy fell from a raft at Moo»e
h'dB yesterday whllt- playlns. His
jhat t*-!l 'u th* wattT aid lie reach
«»d to g*t 't and tftlso fell la The
little fallow was aa adopted sou,
Qf "Old Stephen.'' Tho only
witness *i' «inother Jad'aa boy,
eight year9 oM.—Daw3oa New3.
THE DIFFERENCE
— between the man who has learned to save and
bank hi* money and the man who has not learn
ed. is] tho difference, ten years henee, between
the man flourishing in business and the man
looking for a job
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
Form the Habit'of Saving and Bank with
BanK of Alaska
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meit-Com Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sb.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetable* ex "SEATTLE"
PERMISSION GRANTED TO
TRADE WjUVIET RUSSIA
W*a«h'ii£to» JXily 77—TO* Dee*rt
meet •)* State tas announced UiJrt
lndlvl<lutls find corporation may, 'f
they «o w^tu trWa wKh , "3ovl*t
Russia i at at their own, rtolr.
[ TbOM twwlliig with Ru»sla
[ Mt frS4*Pt protcctloa from the
UuU«d B1*1*" government and It
■mtjt nade perfectly clear that
tl>* joyramant m* at'U w'ttxholdic
r»oogBltloa at Soviet 3lu.«*ta..
JOHNSON WILL
OELP HARDING
M'.r'ou July 7—Upon, be*ng aP-1
prised of Senator Johnooo,'1 «up>
ptr' Senator Harding Bald that fc«
wa» pl«rs«d but add«d "I »hould
be glad to have guoh *u«wrt oo»t|
thrcu0h the aj>Be*l oC our platform)
ratl\er than through an fcsfeneM 'n
the nominee8. W* are go'-sg to
emphaslza ' parti®" Is to1# canjp
a>ga a? 4 >t m going to Jfc a CkX
with u>" Senator Harding ' ■eeJ&od
to b« undisturbed by th* r^por1
thai ■•overnor Oox Intended to
campal.T, la every Bta«e.
Seattle, jui/ IX—secretary Payn* |
said It day that ho wa» particular,
ly Interested la Alaaka railroad
fadlUie*, »nd coaling autioap.
"One ot our mo«t important coo.'
siderat'ins /wUl b« the MtaJjllhaeK
of a cotUng station on AkM
tiau Is'aad® (where tj,e mejch*n<«,
ship3 going to Orient may b« UrtJppl1"
i'd w'tli fuel1' h» said.
Otta»a. July 5— By am.ettiuie«t
to th« Judges Act the «alaiy
Judfe Macaulay la *iicr®»a®d to
J7.000. Heretofore &• ba» rec®'^*d
{5,000 "alary and 45.000 living al
lowance.
'1 he Indemnity of nemVw of
parliament wa" ra'®ed from'$2,$00
to 14.0(0.
"Style-Plus". Will
Leave Northland
On Thursday H. G. Clement* Till
l,« a pfB«eJig«r »oitfil on tAeTrtn
cess rtl'ce bound for ,Forterd*l« Geo
gla.
Durieg hl» almost Uiree'month'
stay 'a Skagway where he h*"'h«ld
a responsible position w'th the*Wi*t*
Pas' ai d Yukon. Routo. Mr. CleU*
en's ha» made maay frl3nd* Wfco
will regret iUB going away.
Mr. Clements ha* offered
aud ba« accerpted. a position with
the Central of Georgia railroad
and fir th'A reason haa r**tir&ed
hi* pos't'on will to WtU* Pa*.
HavJ-g «erved two (year* over
»ea» in the Croat War,'Joining
tho arry. to fclff iat'»j *tate Geor
gia. Mr. Ciemant* came w«st alter
hi* discharge and mad* B«attl*
h's home until com'ng to Bfcagway.
Mr. Clements, aliho & young
man. '* a aonthemer of 'eh*
old mhool and hi* ch«ery> good
mVtJng »ali'' will be ml"6*l\l by
many friend* of t»otn ««x** nod
he wUl carry w'th Mm 'heli good
wishes for W» future *uccew.
The Alaska^ Join® with th* re®t»
and predicts his early promotion,
to General Manager of the Cen
tral mi Georgia or *ome oth*r,
good rt'lroad.
Mr. and! Mr*. Demlng Wheeler
cf Santa, Cruz. California arHv«d
out on the train oq Saturday from
Ruoy where they »peat the winter.
Mr. iteming la a retired capital
1st who loves the aorth aad haa ^«q
a n.iHU'er of summer* In th* . In
terior of Alaska and Yukon but
last year he And h.ia *w<fo decided to
experience oaje of th® "long WhH
■llencpt" sung about tT Rofrrt
Service and sow Mr. and Mr9
Wheeler are genuine Jourdough*.
having aeea the freeze up and'th
opening of navigation aga'n th«
following bp ring. . '
Mr. riming brought out Mtb
him a couple of hu»ky dog* and
an Alaskan wolf wjhich be wUl,
take t0 bis *ome In Calif0x14a.
PAEKERS ARE UP
AS PROFITEES
BoHo*. July 7—IadJtfmenUi jcharg
lag profUoirtag la food have
bt»a r»port«d |>y itfc* f«d«r*i grand
Jury »*i>in«t Swift and Co. Armour
and Co and bth*r Ci'oaso packers.
Tfc'a »h« flr*t atflon of this,
kind Ij cutfbx la Nnr Eaglaad.
Alaska Pulp
Timber Sold
fop tit# aale of 100 mlll'on.
f*et o» pulp tlmb»r to, Alaska have
|uat fceca op»a«d Ins the District Fo
e*ter'a otfto» o th^ Ka't«d Stole3,
Department of Agriculture, Port
land. Or«co~. TUa naoc*»»fiil bidder
fit th» Ala»k* Pulp and PaP«r
company, of SaA FianclVo.n Cali
fornia. who submitted a bid of f 1.00
p*» thnnaar.rt board feet for cer
(aia cli.*»e» of timber, and 50
per thoaaaaa for th* remainder.
The h «h»r priced timber Include*
»nch H'Ua tree® a« Sitka «pruce
wntera r*d c«dar, and Alaska cy
pr««*. Wa»t«rn hemlock and other
k'ad» trough* 60 cant# per thouaaod,
A lar(« per c*ut of tba t'mber edv»r
tl»ed, JTcxrest B»rrlo» officer* »ay.
is au'taole for paper mak'ng.
Thl» big aaj« of Government,
timjer laa loeatM lit Southeastern Al
a»ta, on Port S&etti*ajn andnGla^
Ponlaiula. wWn th« Tonga®* Nat
ional Fcre»< The timber ha« b«en
advert,»ed avd aold to th« highest
b'dder. aa lequ/rod by federal lav.
Th« Ala'ka Pulp and Pafier Com
pany ar« «sM to have made al
•Vdy boavy Investments la water
power 0«vtlopia®nt In Ala'ka. which
BV ha u«M in conjunction, with
pulp plant* <o b* built. From Pre
•*U 'adlcattoiw. For«at officer* pre
dict it la pulp ual*s a* th« begln
a'og of a l*5Hlmat« development. ai
ua* q( th* timber re»ouroe* of Al
aska to reill®re tH» nat'on-wld# pap
« ahor-»«o.
Well Know Daw
sonites Are Wedded
Tlx® Dfrwwoa NV» of July ftr«t
«oata«a» th* followVag:— Mr'. As»*9
Y'ning BOd Chvles E. 'Lia.umoi'ter
ver* married at S o'clock l*®t eye
ni»y %\ th* Rre»byt*rt*n, inan,3®. in
th'« city. The nuptial knot was
tied by Rer. J. If. UcGookin, pa3tor
ot Sl. Attdr^Tr'* church. Only a
faw rlV friends attended.
lCr. ABd Mr". LAuanelMer Doth
X»Ye «*da StirKB their home for
m»ny yfftrs, *nd have b®*» active
ly engaged >a buMnesa here. They
will cuathive to mai* th1" 'heir
feom*. " i •
lUtt adhroeder «ad 3. P. A.uder
t j» a coupl® of FWrbfcoik* niia.
eni ar«lT«d on th* tmia cm Sttur
day acd w'll le*T« on, th* first
poMibla boat for th* Stat" frhe^
they tak« • w*ll eaiwd re®t
Mr, Schroedter pa*«<X througl
SUagway 'a Jun« of '98 and aft®]
tak'j»s a dr'nk irttfc Boapy Smltt
an4 th* Hght* nsiushed'ovei
the ***'1 aad ha* be*n ®v*i
' I _»i —
I Cn'capo. July 7—A ni'lliou dol
lar8 wi; b which to further th° cani»
: pa'gn ot Geix«ial Leonard Wood for
j th« Republican nominat'on was un
der wr''ten jty a group ot New York
mwii a i ear ego la the stafm'it
WMlaim LO' bb made to the Senate
tivvt'gr.iion. committee.
f.o'ij Paid 'hat Georg« A. Whalen*
Co!oU> i \\. 0. Proctor aua Colonei
Ambieso Moneu underwrote a quart,
yj 01 ;> m'll'on dollar8 each and'tJi4
he agr^d to get the i*9'.
WICKH'iie
TDUR ALASKA
I Sc9'Ue, July 7— Judge James
Wlcker*i,nm arrived her® today from
Wa«hington. lAit^r a &tay of
few 'liya here Judge W'ck^rsham
wHl go to Alaska aad by easy
stage* v'sit a:l the important towns.
Sourdough Now In
Transport Service
Among the officer8 o the U. S.
tran'pprt South Bead la Jack Hou»
ton who 'n '98 was a lieut^n&tit in
the at ray an<l spent Borne t'nic
Fkagwey w'th the detachment of
! troops iron located fc°re.
Since that time Jack re-igii'd
his commission and has lead a
downwhat riving life most of
wh'ch t. a* In Ar'zona and Nevada,
where he became captain of the
Arizona Rangers.
Arnold h1' reminiacenoo Houston
told abf>out several of the old tim
er'' of fkagway among whom wr
Kill Frazier "id Jivck Moore who
are now 3tat<- senators and Jack
| P.«tty who in the oil fi"ldM i \
Ar'zona.
Houston nays that li's sli'p gO",
ja'i over the world and his sliip
[ mate* be declares ail say that
'h® 'rip to Alaska Is the f'uest
I of any bar none.
Mrs. Ai H'lty and licr two.,
ch'ldien w'l: be passenger8 south
on the fii^t available boat. lira.
Ii'lty from Fa'rbanks whet" h' r
hu»band has mining interest.
ILL TURN BUCK
mil PROPERTV
Wa'U'nglton, July 6—-One humdr^d
a.ij f'ity million dollars (worth of
al'on ':i'my proper1}' wh'ch was
taken ever oy the property custodi
an during the way wlll.be returned
•o Its original owners oy "virtue of
au amendment to the trading with
' h° «urmy act ipa«sed by congr*83
This property is part of a half
a billi'o dollars worth of property
now in the custody of the alien pro
perly ct-'tod'an.
sots CAPTURE
fflOUS Fil
l.on-Hu July 7~The fortres3 of
Rovn'-. one ct the famous triangle
of the f'-rtres9 o Moscow was cap
tur'd by the Bolshev'k's.
In «U'* captui* th« Bolahevlkis
securd 1000 pri'ooers, two armored,
train-' two tai.ks two s'x inch guns
and a vbol., train of cars includ
ing "he locomotive.
Jis:(»r W'mnifred who has oe"u
in iiaso"al work for the past
twenty '»'o years a1 Holy Cro®a
i" n skagway v'sltOr awaiting,
for a boat to take h«r to the
0lU!-idc.
SUt*-r Wtaii'fred has been a'faith
l"ul woi k»'r and hundreds of miner3
who h:iv, received car® ajad com
fort at her'aanda blest and wi»b
bvr wt-li in her future work !n the
state*-.
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COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and from Dawson*
Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly the entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
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
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.