Ml SUSM B.WI1 ilE BitDl Hill IBS
Warsaw. Aug 13—Ta*' Tolas
lia'v ■■ la it:1 dud a <outiur oCt'-n4\V.
wii'.i bayou*:- in t;;i n-'slou of l*ul
tusk. *t". i h the point where
t"i^- :.u- an? MrJ.ias to T>r*ak
■
HmUm'.- «i-ouv-.yai.i's luaU.d
\»: /. bail I v.iro and dilwn. l»y boys
. , , aro slr»au:ii:j! through
tin- lVHsii capital to nurd 'he battK
i .. . .uinsW -with th<m ar° *1
: . : - i; s ippiy wasous'suard
i-d by v'.di rly ii i'i.'.iLj ar;u< d with
ritW
All ablo l>oiU°d ui'u arv r''Ui'\o
'j'S fat lor dt I' liso of Warsaw.
| Woiui n s iU r ■ are acting as'court
|i«rs as the fi^hiios fit»tit draw*
nearer Warsaw, a:td squads of
I citizen* ar uri'li IS i:i many p.".rts
of ilia iltJ".
I Boys in nickoroockera and Wd,rl
aieft as well.
| • Well *o d'i m'riviai ts art1 seon
i^l.l- by siu* with uuh j thatt the
I usual typjj o< the ti-;hl"r and tho
| tighter an J t'.i spirit of the People
is to def- :i.l Wars iw and r Pel the
iuvad- rs an ! not count the cost in
tiiood. The ;ov<?rnm .it is moving
away the west important sta<e
d oeu n.en ts.
Washitisicun, Aug IT—Traflc by
i.;i .i . ;rs in prt;>Io'.i=> stolid
irt of wnicU an- tfi® fcmou» jewels
i'' th,> Rus-lan. royj.1 family ha*
! ■. u::..;ir J by f.-d* ral aUtU»r,u
i # iu .Ww York.
On" hu wired and thirty en
ii >.v.-r0 found oa Xrt* Jacob
s a ,v Swedish s-iilor ly tiia
customs o-'flciai"a ia Nc»' York.
The soils w re enclosed in a
package j .ilps'iil iio ' airad* Mar
tens. ' _i
f U. ral official* began. an
In'.-, <tuauc> which they declare
Jul- . .: iy tooaecfil Ludwig
•Mar-ems, ti'c 5-If styled Soviet
Atuba-sador tj the failed Stat
identified duri:i? the
: : atio-j a photograph of -"Eat
*-rt N.:::. : . \ ;l torn.-r socn :arj"of
Martha* is the per^a to whom
t:r ■ s had t^a deliver d
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Xew Tori-, Aug IS— 'A nondrop
dirigiblo flight around iho world,
will bo attc-mpfd by Zoppclia
balloon build*:"* I ; ll' iir.u \v
wi-hla tweh« months is a statement
made by Major Charts J- 01i«ld°u
an official i.'' the ATo Club of
America.
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Through The Bank of Alaska
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CHANGE DEPARTMENT and are now in a posi
tion to send money" direct (in any amount) to all
points of the world. If you have occasion to make
a remittance to the OLD COUNTRY it will pay you
to make use of our facilities.
Highest Rates Quoted
BanK of AiasRa
i
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Ctackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkev's Salad Dressing-Mr?. Porters kMayonaise-cct
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
FuS! supply of fre-h fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Hazel'on, B. C. Aus 13—Taking i
three hours to cross British Columln j
the aeroplane" wiU arrive here to
morrow morning about noon.
They expect to depart again for I
V range 11 Alaska ou Saturday.
Prince Peorge, Auj 13— The;
aviators nr« expected to start for'
Hazelton soi;.e time before night.
Prince G- orge, Aug 13—Th<. avi !
plan to m-ike Hazdtc.n on Fri
day nisht.
There wa-i surely some «-x> itenH-nt |
in .-'kasru'ay yesterday wh'*n thoj
shout went up that the aeroplanes,
w'eif eomiug..
The first one arrived at three
thirty in th- afternoon and was se-.u
by almost everyone in town ai'< |
it w;:s cerv.inly a beautiful slgiht. j
Tie' piano was sailing low and
:ou|d I"' s'• » in almost detall a3
ti l iidm-1> was evidently taking
pit-tun s.
A - tii- plane w.-nf up the valley
■a • i ii-t fce. t it down pretty low
• iss ■. ou the tr;;in coming
Jow-.i (!:■• mountain had to look!
d 'tt-i on i: i's it passed up l»eail
■ Uu!i !i abovv White Pass city.
1 plane lai.tkd Ir \\'hlte
Uort-e at four forty five having
;!;e di«tcc<re one hour
aiul iift.e.i minutes.
Tlij fiy<r followed the AVhite '
IV-'s and Yukon Route almost
all the way as he fl«\v over ever
station along tho route.
At a little before five o'' lock two
more of tli<-' wonderful ma< ".i ;•*
came along but were much- higher
nail k,-p' their SP(' (1 up maklr.
the trip to WliltehorS'-o in one
hour f.'.'.A t> :i n.iii'iit''".
Tli1' report from W!iitehorse st ':
that tho l.uidi;»4S wr- all ma-J in
with tho "xirptio'i of one
!«eii tl!i>.
Wire was ■•"•at ltom Whit-horse t
iVrani;'11 ii.itriactiiig the r;t.Laii lit;
11..or to briiis an ex'ro. tire along to
day.
r. is w a» i!i<' first tin:' for many
<>f th«" Su:i^wayans to see an aero
plane i- flight auj to gay t.
it was a tr«tt is drawing It mildly, j
Tile chi.nens si-etned to be 'hc i
first to discover the aerial mon!
"tor and tiaj all fled for eov*r. it
was 'he biggest hawk the>" had :
in'r 8eon. ,|
The fleet of pianos will probably j
hop off fro.11 Whltfthorse tomorrow
The Buda was chartered lastj
night by a number o1 the railroad
boys who went over fo Whitehors;
In take pan in tho celubralion'ucid
to S'-e tli.j jump off when' the
planes Kav,. for Dawscn.
The fourth piano want over Skag
vav at half past flev«a this
morning atd was watched by an
interested crowd until it was lo"'
sight of in tho clouds at Summit
Fir ih«i
Boston, Aug 13—Developments in
dicated that Ponzi who was arreted
yesterday Is an ex-convict.
IawsUgatton to hi--1 dealing8 show
that he induced forty thousand New
K:i;;la;idrrs to invest twenty rnill
llon dollar* in frauluU-nt schemes,
for the pureliaSp of foreign, e*"
i. haii.^o.
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FLK UP COAST
San Diego, Aug 13—Six huge.
coastal seaplane3 will fly from San
Diego to Seattle on September, 1st
The flight will be la the nature
of a preparatory training for the
fleet of twenty two seaplanes ti,at
will attempt a four thousand mile
flight from San Diago to the
canal zone on January fifth 1921.
Paris, A'ig 13—PlaU» are umKr
consideration for the renewal of
the conference on. Polish situatio
between Premiers Lloyd George ind
Dawson. Aug 11—The Yukon
Order of Pioneers Grand Lodge In
its ;umual Mission here decid°d to
celebrate annually the big Klondike
strike on August 1st.
Tho four Alaska fljers are ex
pected ln'r^ on, that day and they
will be asked to par'ldpat® in thia
celebration. •«.. TV1. J
F. 0. ROOSEVEL
Minneapolis, Aug 13 — Frauklin j
D. Roosevelt in enterin£ on tiis <-ai>i'
paign of the northwest which will
initiate his trip' to the Pad fie'coast!
said in a speech last ni?hl that
the food supply of the country J
should be placed on a national
international basis.
810 FLEE! II
DANISH WATER!
London, Aug 13—The fleet of
BritiKh battleships bound for the
Russian coast which left the Danish!
waters were sighted off Oresbundci
today.
MEXICO BBS
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Mexico, City Aug 13— Earth-1
quake tremors that lasted thirty
five minute3 vero detected by the]
seiamograpii in the government i
sprvatory today.
Carqp Perry, Aug 13— Governor,
Cox ia an Address last nigh
said that tho war had cost Unit
ed States a million. Idlars an hour
two* years,
Xashvillt. TVnm; Aug. 13 —
Titc senate o£ the To!tnt!,stie Legis
lature by « vote of 25 to 4 pass
ed a joint resolution ratifying the
National Woman Suffrage Amend
ment.
Simllar action in tUc lowe9 Ilou'-e
is predicted, in which, event - the
amendment will become a part of
lhe Constitution of the United Stat
eg, ratification by only cue State
more oeing needed to complete the
necessary two-third® majority.
The Senate's action frag forecast
earlier in * day when a motion
to 'able the minority report of the
Constitutional Amendment committe
urging no action on suffrage, offer
od a® a substitute for tno favorable
majority re;>c>rf, carried 23 t0 10.
Seventeen votes were necessary for
ratification.
Raleigh, S. C. Aug — Suffrage
won the initial ballot in the North
Carolina Legislature (-.flay when th«
ScMiati- Coiriltutional Air.'-ndni >fiL
committee favorably . .-port1' I a r->tili
cation resolution by a vote of »nvn
to one.
The resolution was offered in
both houses today immediately uft
liov. Thonr.as W. Di-lrtl had deliv
ered a special message urpin? the
L<egl»laturc to accept the ta"vi able,
and ratify the suffrage amend me-1.
"Women should have the first
right to sural;,'' lie said, "whpil
th<> issue is whether or not tho
tjje world henceforth shal b'" r»lrd
by reason and righteousness or'i locd
and iron.''
Nashvil)e, Aug 13— Th« Ten
nessee *e0at„ by a vote nf 23 t
4 ratified 'V nineteenth -am n.!n;e"t
granting suffrage to women.
The final ratification will not 1 r
possible this week a) lh« lower
branch of t e legislature adjourned
this afternoon until u'-xt Mou lay.
Washington, Aug 13—Moved by
the reiterated pleas ro- aid from
Poland the war department has ni>
d>'r »erious co. si deration the request
of the polish minister for per
mission to purchase war mater
ial from the United State1'.
A number of big freighters are
expected to dock in Skagway during
the next fow days.
The Redoi.do, with* 900 ton*
the i>rinress Ena with 600* tons
the Princes i Mary with a large
cargo and the Ketchikan or Cor
dova will have a capacity load.
This freight will bo transferred
anjil carried to* Whitehorse oy
the W. I', and Y. Iloute.
TRIES TO K'tL
Paris, A»s. 13—An attempt was
made 10 assassinate th«- <;n I'r.
inier Wniz-les last ni£:it ;ar iho
hyoii,* ijijlroiid station.
Th'' attempt was male by 'wo uvu
who shot two bullets \vhic:i'>trutk
th<' Ciro-.-k statesman in <l;i» "hoiil ler
and side. From early r'port* the
wound ar? not thought to b«-'
serious
raterson, X. J. An? 1-i—Richard
J. Fir:'n wiio survived tha Woi'
war with 2".' wounds jo. :
while ho '.va* a monrbcr of th«
30!itii 01 ::'!ii;.,< gun uattalioSl w„
killed by a "troka of HgUtniiis >a t
right.
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