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Bonds
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FALL SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
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Aug. 26 Srpt. 8 19 29
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S. S. SPOKANE SEPT. 3
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popular picture palace Tue$eLesday
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukar presents
MARGUERITE CLARK
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Come Out Of The Kitchen
By Alice Duer Miller
A Paramount Mack Sennett Comedy
Roping Her Romeo
With Polly Moran, Ben Turpin, Slim Summerville and Edith Teare
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
il
CELEBRATES
HIE FLIGHT
New York, Monday—'U'li-ii the
ikws of tlio safe arrival of 'ho
plsui's at Nom«, reached tlio
city of Xew York, great enthusia
sm was (iroused over the achieve
ment. Augustus Vost the secre
tary of the A»'ro Club of Am°rica
•"aid "'It is n remarkaoie epoch'mak
ins achievement whi:h doe* cr'dit
to ihe a'r frvic® <i»1 to American
aronautics." "The splezi<lid «im:
cs« of this expedition foreshadows
better communication facility's by
air, not alone with Alaska, but wit
a!i distant and laaccosslble lam;li.
\Y" are now hoping that govern
ment will estabi|sb air routes to
Nvimc without delay".
0. S. ASS'T HIT'T
nriirnni u
lH?lmonte, Cal. MOLcay —An
nouncement was made that Howard
L;. Figg As-iLtant Attorney General cf
the Vnjted States took out a mar
rlojje licence. The brido to be
is Edith Claire Strauss of Xew
York.
! President Elliott
I Coming On Spokane
Seattle®, Morday — President.
Elliott of the Wfclte Pass an,I Yu
kon Route accom^nl-'d by Sup't
Mills of the Southern Pacific sail
ed lor Alaska tod^v on the Steam
er 5pokanp. Two gigantic miIIs,
will lihortly begin griuding two mi'
Ion feet of government pulp won
In the National forests, which
stretch for thousand of ml'es along
the bays and Inlets 0f lhe coafet of
Alaska. This is the Statement made
by Col. "W. B. Reeley new chief
forr«ster of the' United states on
his return from months of inspec
tion of the timber aid -water pow
er ot 'the national resources of
Alaska.
Seattle, Monday —TU° Spokane
sailed on Sunday with 6S Passeng
etfi, The following are for Skag
way, Dr. Moor® and Mr®. Moor?,
Mit. B. G. Davis, Mrs P. E. O'
Connor, G. "W. CoblenU and wife
Mrs. F. E. Harbottle and three'chil
dren, P. Ganty, AynevS Ferns and
Dr. Winnie Smith.
Seattle, Monday •—The Freighter
K' titiHcam loaded with n rargo of
lumber and ooiltrucMon materlal
and ruling st(x-k for ultimate del
ivery at Kenaina lis o;i her way to'
Skagway.
"Washington, Monday— President
Wilson today approved of th,
mujorrity report In «he Anthracite
coal commission, which gives
the miners a wage increase of
seventeen, percent.
London, Monday— Two hundred
were killed on the Hand of Sagha
lien V a tidal wave.
IF ROOSEVELT
Washington, Monday — Tint di
plou.atlc representatives of Hie Pan
Aur'r'can stales are dlsno^J to r>
lient the roc«nt "ta'enKitts by candi
•l it. Roosttvek that the United Stat
es ;,ave dimhl4' (the number of votes
tuat England has in the
U'.uuiip of Nations. Tht'r Interpre
tation of his r'raarks being tii-v
th" I'nif;] States desires to poll
Uu >irtlfO vote of the western hom
ifph-re.
New York, Monday —The Yan
kees iiavo lcXit Baoa Ruth 'he
Monie Run King of bafeball for
t°r* days, according to a state
I m<'iit mad® by tho doctor wJu
is attending the great baseball bat
ter. Ruth lia» an lafectiono in hits
right wrist duo to nn insect bite
received a few days ago, and tip
wrist swelled Ho badly that o
Friday night tho physician openW
it /or thr°o Inches. Thus far it
1" ei ly a local infection an<l it
is believed that it has been ciheol<«
Ruth receive,! the Dite while at
Havers'raw where he was posing
for moving pictures.
Washington, Monday —The reor
ganisation of the secret service on
a peace® basio has b;en of feci'e
Alaska, Washington, Oregon Mon
tana and Idaho «re la th° ninth
division with heaCquarters at
Portland.
Chicago Monday — Congressman,
3ritten, of Illinois>s making the'flat
charge that the British government
i'< supporting tho Deir.ccratic Na
tional Committee'8 givat tilush fund
London, Monday—The RusMan
Sovlet forceti in a counter offensive
against the Poles east of Brest
litovfk have oceuipi<\l four villages
in that vicinity according to a Mos
cow wireless report.
Belfast, Monday—Today's rioting
was the worst yet seen in the city
of Belfast. Up to on0 o'eloeko'this
afternoon four doaths occurred als a
r<'sult of the d'sorders.t This in
cludes Grace Orr a young woma
who was shot when the trooiti open
od fire to clear the streets in Union
..St. quarters.
Would Form Skag
way 'Repub. Club
For the purpose of reorganizing
th, Republic? n Club of Skagway,
and make some preliminary plaij
for the coming fall campaign, How
ard Ashley, "who has been appoint -
ed chairman for the Skagway pre
cinct h;'.k issued an invitation for
all those interested In such a club
to meet at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow
night in Dr. Keller's office in the
Alaskan building. This is merely
a preliminary meeting and i' will
oi'ly requir© a fow moments of
your time.
attrition school childrex
The fall term of scluool,
will commence Tuitsday, September,
7, 1520. No fWld will be admit
ted to the public school "who shalj
act have attained tiie ag« of 6,
years on or before January 1st
1921. All beginning children must
report at the beginning of the'tcrm. J
Board of Education
Cm J. R. Hi'lery. I
Month End Bargains
Summer Millinery Half Price
Ready Made Whitegoods Sale
Muslin and Lawn, Combinations,
Skirts and Drawers, reduced to Whole Sale Cost
All Prewar Material
French Bal Lace and Embroidery trimmed
China Silk Underwear
Chemise Drawers and Tea Jackets, elaborately trimmed—
half price All Sales Final and for Cash Only
L. A. HARRISON CO. FHT
IN THE TOILS
Seattle, Mondayo —Thr®e '*sts
of Federal agents of the U. ri.
Treasury have beffum a rigid in
vestlgatioa of Captain Fred Warner"
action in, permit1 a? tho *liip
n.tnt of fouy barrels and-2S Cases
of Whlskey which Wre taken, a
toard tho' Steamship Victoria off
the Port of Victoria on hcr J-j.no
Nome bound trip. Indications in,
th<; case point to the name o£ one
of Nome's nationally known oper
ators V'ing dragged ir.to th« caF0.
SEATTLE VOTERS
REGISTER 1,900
■ Seattle, Monday—The city regi»
I tration at tho 1,-tato primaries oil
j September tho fourteenth numbered
j oii« nundrod eievoa tr.ousaiij nine
hundred\ ' /
j Seattle, Monday—McPh°rKcn the
I manage,. of the Alaska Riir>'aii of
J the Chamber of Commerce, has
j been chosen Assistant to tho Pr* si
I dent of the Chamber of Commerce.
Ill ITALY
Washington, [Monday —Intimation
havf« r°(-(iv<,d by t!i<; Unl
•'d Slat's that Groat BriiAin and
/Italy "wilt soon send, not<s to this
couufrj formally aaie'lug to 111"
Aii orkan pilicy towards Russia
and Poland.
PLSY1TESI
BUY 18 !
Fi'tport, 111. Monday— Richard
Snyder a boy o£ nine }t-ars wafe
tied by hi* playnxatAi to a cow.
Ue was dragged for halt a m'Vo bJ'
th° cow bn'Oj-e she could ba stopp.-d
ajd tho boy is now la a critical
condition.
'Jh" Alaska r°aclu d port early
Monday moriiins v.'iu the fotlow
ir» passenger® for .skajiway. Mrs.
J. M. Rufcell, Mi"s II A. Ju<M.
H. >. Col© and wife, C. M. Lowi«,
Mrs. E. Clark, K. F. Gilo* and'wife,
J. h Ilak'-r unj Mru. r». R. Trayn>'r
After unloading a larSe cargo of
fr'iSrh' she llf,t her,> for the'wst
ward at G:00. o'clocko p. m.
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