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Sept. 2
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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S. S. SPOKANE Aug.8
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Popular Picture Palace Wednesday
A 1 1 and ThnrsHi
and Thursday
New Art film Company Presents
DOROTHY GiSH
I'll Get Him Yet
A five reel farce
Coming Saturday and Sunday
DOROTHY DALTON
The Lady Of Red Butte
"Her first mistake"
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
3 big poms
S'. Lou's, "Wednesday—The Pr'm
ary election, wli'ah ws' held all
ovt'r t.ho stPte, favor3 tlir^'tliing3
Victories were ■won by the League
Natt'on*, advocates, Prohibiton. aH
oponrtit* of large Pr^'aent'al cam I
paign expenditures. Bpeok«ii ridge i
Long who made the rac" on, the'
L ague of Nation^ covenant ant'
law enforcement platform I® ap <
pardntly the D«inocratii nom'nce f,,r I
the S>nat<\ On the Republican,
side the prol'abl® outcome is doubt I
fill :is Senator SP,vnc->r ran KCro:ig
in the rural <Jl*tr'cts but Davlsa
poll-d a Urge vote in some oflbe
law fines
John M. Atkinson, an*. Arthur M.
Hyd« both «rys app«ar to bo the
LKmoct-at'c and Republ'Catt nominees
re-sp'c'ive|y for governor.
Aeroplane Is
After Bandits
Davenport, W©dnc*;lay—The aero
| pi"ne was brought 'tUo requi^'t'o
! as a scout aft°r band't3. The Com
mercial Savings BmiJc of Mol'H®
w:»s robbod yesterdf.y and Lieuten
ant F. C Brerly and Fr^d Wallace
lic-tli heavily armed started 'n t;.
plane in puisult of the robb''rs.
! Reds Threaten
To Kill Allies
Allenne'n, East Prussia, Thuj-s
day—The Russian Soviet thi^atcn
to instantly execute any civil or
I iftilitarj- sabject3 of t'-ie Allied Pow
I ers . who cross the Iro'ntle. Tfc
| is the report which |s icade by re
fuge<-s who ar<> arriving her0 from
the region to the e&'t *wii'ch 'is
being occupied by th- Russian*.
i fudge Rasmuson
| Back From West
Judy E. Rasmuesun, Pr«sl
dent of tht* Bmk of Alask& re
i urn'-d yvsterclay froji an Jsteudei
tr'p to Cordova and AiMiht>ra£e
n;herc he w<*ut 'n the Interests of
the branch banks located sit tho'e
point8.
The Judge was accotcjpaniied by
hi» -wlte and two ch'ldr°n and all
of taem are ®uthusiasUo aover -he
, country to the -westward.
Judge Rasmussem. was Anchor
at wh«n Secretaries Payne .and
Daniels visited there and was pre
sont at tie conferences* Iteld t'
twe<m the two cabinet officials and
the c'tizens, and peopl- feel much
encouraged over the policy a laid
down by these m«a as to the fat
ure of Alaska.
Space does apt ermit today for
an e\tnded interview with th
Slcagway finances oy Juds0 Ras
mussen has prom'sed to give us a
more succinct, account of the'doings
to the westward for our next Iss-te.
Seattle Wednesday —Fr&n£Un
Roosevelt W'U speak In th's city o I
August twcut'eth.
Harding Seeks
National Peace
JIar'on. Thursday —Republican,
Xomlnee, Hurding made Wa seocm(J
Iroi.t porch speech yesterday. The
occasion was the visit of the
Wayne County farmers delegaatioa.
In his speech Harding aa'd that he
could choose but on® of two al'^r
nnt'ves, industrial and 9oclal pcoo
at home, or international peace of
Che world, to would select ladustr'
ai and soc'al peace at hom®. This
was the dominant note in h.ls sooond
^y-ech.
Again, referring to the league 0f
Nations Hard'ng-a declared 't to be
the other exlrvn'.e to a referendum
on a proposed declaration of war
"I >mphatically agree" he said,
"that no authority other 'han Don
gress may c'll our boys to battle,
accepting this truth why should we
make a covenant whicli violates'th«
good faith of the nat'ons of the
world"'?.
The candidate indicated that ho
expects t0 make no speeches away
from Marion until nest October.
Striking Miners
Ordered Back
Indlauapolls, Wednesday—The
ing ni'ne woi^rs o£ Iad'ana and
Illinois were ordered back to work
by Presid«at Lewis of th« Uh'tod
Mine Workers on, Sunday. '
Polish Mission
Leaves Warsaw
London, Tnursday—The Foli9h, arm
istlco delegation left Wai^aw. Th1'
act'on wa3 t ken, aowrding to ad
vices received, bere. on tb« sugge"
"on of Polish government.
Allied Mission
Leaver Warsaw
London .. Thursday—The Franca
British Mission Is on Its return and
wjll lay th« situation la Pol&nd'l*
fore their respective governments,
and give their opln'ou as to what
act'on. seem* advisable under the
condition8.
The Princess Mary will «a'l to
night at seven thtrtw w'th all ac
commodatiouS taken. •
The Mary arrived, yestorda a
fternoon at one o'clock with, a ' .
load of passojigere arto.1 freight.
The regular train wa'ted for thf
Mary's passengers and got away
about thiee o'clock 'n the after,
noon with & large tra'n load;
fecial leaving the dock upon the
arrival of tl:« Mary with the Taku
iVrm t-xcm-sionists, who returned on
.ho rugular It a in thi» afternoon.
The Golden North Cafe serves i
anly the »^?t that the market af
!ord3 and invites a trial o'
>xoellent soivico and cu^ne.
The move to wear overalls as a pro
test against clothing profiteers Is ham
pered by the increase In price of over
alls.
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
7 dren insist on garments bear
. ing the Munsingwear label
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
yfMKPlUMVP' Anew stock now on di#
Play for women, mi8.e», boy.
and little tots.
IMS
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHfsNE
Was Drowned
In The Chilkoot
Tito body of Isaac Donais who
d1 "appeared from CJi'lioot lake >!•
Qow' tho tenth of July \vas found
on tho • beach about a w<vk ago
by some nat've8 who have been
soarohtag for't.
lA, coron«r's 'nqu«st was hcId by
U. S. Commissioner George H'uch
man aaid the following verdict ius
rendered. • .
We th« Jury empai'iieled and
sworn to luxiuine, into tho d«uth of
Is»aac D^ntJs find thnt tho d^ca8
ed cam® to h1' d«at!i ipparently by
drowndin.
H. Hipgins
Jesse Jensen
N. G. Hanson
W. M. Hosklns
& Sheldon.
W. E. Policy.
Issa&c IXaula wa3 tho father of
John Dennis who reside" 'n Sl'a?
■way and who is an 'ndunr'ou* an
j trustworthy Native. He has the
sympathy of man friends in th"
lo^s of h's fath»r.
London, Wednesdar"Bonar Lsw
speaking for tho government 'n th
House of Common8 declared'tha1
it was not the indention of tho gov
ernm^U.8 interested to ask Germany
and AUtr'a to cooperate against
the Bolshevik1.
LeagueofNations
Has Expert Staff
San Sebastian. We(taeaday —The
Council of the league of Nat'ooi*
has adopted th« French plan of an
international general staff wWch
wMl bu composed of military en<.
naval experts who wUl propose,
plan® for operat'on In caBe an/ statu
violites the covenant l^agTi^ and
make3 war.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE :s HEREBY given, that
the undersigned has been appointed
Administratrix of the estate of.S'moq
J. Wtitzman deceased, by the Pro
bate court :'or thQ Territory of Al
aska, Bitting In, prooat8 &t Ha'rw*
Alaska and any and all persona hav
ing claims igaln^t "aid estate ara
required to present them to my &l
j torney, W. B. Stout »t his office In
I town ot Htlnes Alaaica, with tha
vouchers required by law, vrlth'a
j Eis months from the jat0 of tha
first publication of this notice.
I Dat^d this 29th, day of July,
1920.
Rosa L. Vr'i itzmaa.
Administratrix.
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| La»t publication, 8— 24. '20. I •
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