rao'-n'x, —According i
ij vrruor Co- j.Vi.' S h "
i' is unJ -rsi i tii>t Hoot 1J n i
iM back t» Is country, wit!i ij\ I
«P'u .>u a to t ij i:uijvisal.ilitj- of ■'
i'-tt avt to re- i.siiateu the Ha-grue,
Tribunal iu any for.u, t>ut that a
I-ou;;u<- of X.iUoiis \v>th rt's->naiioir
v.iU b" advocnt'd and that his op
inion will cause a cnanw * iu th>'
af'tnd* of Candidate Having to"
v sjiisv. th1' League of Nation" co-.t
' i :>iu. AccorJi!'.? to Cox's at!vie.
Uo..t t'ot-s not trlKvel it ndvisab!'
to f.iru. Hi' ' Xew Assoc'at'on, ot Xa
m is mi
ftt i it. J.
\\,:»li!v-;o;- Tl'.ur-ilay—0>'nr-e
tarroii of Klisab.'tkl X. J. vvlto H
-id<\:t of the Xat'oaa-1 Reta'l I
«iuvr i> al'» A'soci;i«ou, vh^a n<?
, a:..?' to fst'i'y VfOjv tUo K.-ny. u
i tin- ComaiitU® adm't^d 1
w » t1."' -*e. :iu.vnt of thu form ,
>r iUi-i-T J -'Ut Xjw* J'-r'ey.]
.nut Cox tha« h'
noiiinatii :i ha I I) fit i .!
; victory f >r the
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OH ABOGIcN
As* iri.i . Thursday—Dv ir'iis to al
ways have the etablom3 of It's
pc! t rat faith on hi* person, Geo H
li.i'.-u au rx!)"rt pii-'ittfr ati fur'
M;\. man has had tli° t.iti.iH
"I. »V. XV' branded upc.i 1 's f.,;
ilo:n* n v l-h. u Id. Goet®'!» t nipl >
ed I- the associated <n J 'eer'ti
«.nrror t»cp. of I ortlandl. O.'-. lie
was Hj-'napp d ia*t Monday right
by e men, and is ''rov,
er'nj Jrota wound-* aooiiv "n head
ar.d I.Ku sust^'acU during his <ie
Of p'liT'1 L|f|ir|
Miia nuLiJ
POUCE SI siM
li'ri'na. Thursday—Five bandits,
wanted iu Outtfri for holil ns
a train at Fort Fpinii', are
surrounded | y tho Pol'ce poss« and j
ar' holding the latter at bay, iua ;
Rt e 250 miles north«':i-st of Regina
The potso engaged 'n a ruiini.
f. lit with tho bandits and nine . .
He parsejrs \*<.ra wounded.
rnpn ctadtc
rbfiU ulmllu
Washington, Tliursi'.aj—It r i i
d'ct'M that a generall r"duct'on in
jriii's vt n.aay necess'tl's wjl> foi,
lov.- tiie action of Henry Ford in r"
Uucius th.i' prices on thJ F-h
Motor car". Tills is th« op'a'on
whi: li Win, 51. Lewis a treasury < 1
nort^i'-'iit cconomi-H i>xpres*od tul ■
-
President E. A. Ha*muuon of |
tfce Sank of Alaska was a south
bound pas-s<ng«Y on ttio Princass^
A lie*. Mr. U--u*i on, i > o v liia w^uy
to Seattle on busi!>3', aft,er a
.- k In th" I'u-ct Sound City Mr.
Kasmu"ou .will return to AVran'^ll.
wli' pe he will suy for a month. I
t.» j<Iicv* t'ie who with!
Ms wife will go to the statcs for
:i m.u ii U--dcii vacation.
Think! Reason! Act!
THINK about the opportunities that have slipped by
because you had not the money with which to
handle them.
REASON tor yourself and detormine how a good
bank account wou!d remedy the situation.
ACT at once and lend'your energies to the building
of a bank account.
Bank of Alaska
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet orSour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Sa'mon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and Crackers-m bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs-. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates'and Napkins.
P. M. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Washington, Wednesday—Senator.
Myers the democratic Senator from ]
>lon-ana, lias bt*n in Euroiio tor
the ;iaft thivo months, making ob
servations and looking into the con'
d't'ons'lnj Europe which "rei i i now
wi-e promising. Thora is no t"ll-'
ins what may happen. "I thin '
the United States should- lie Pr®|
p"n;il to pr>s<'rve herself and main
tain her integrity, no matter what)
may or may not happen in Euj-ope
If tne people over there would'
si^nd on th>'ir poor and n"ady and
on rehabilitation what tti°y spe<nd |
one drinl , all Europoau coiwurl's
'vould be Oett°r off, and th0?
would not havc to appeal to the'
l.'nited State" to ft'ed thlr starv
ltu- and «lothe tlielr n,ake<l.
Tic conditiont o[ Europe i9
vo„y liiaugoroue; the nuenace of the
Bolshevik! is hanging like a
blac.Vi clou over ali Europe. Th
Rjs»ian Boltheviki are waging a
war against Poland wi'hi the avow
ed otject of subjugation and of
oolshevjsing th® niition.
And Labor Unions of Britain ind
Fruico have served notice on their.
respccUve governm®nts that they,
must n,ot help Poland in, her struggl<
with tho Bolshuviki. That if a J
dollar is furnlsht>d or if any at
tempt is made there will be aj
universal strike in Uiose countri-j
es. Evidently Britain and. France d<,
not d'ire furnish any a'd to Poo
l/ind ini the r<| cat crisis.
Atbaaiy. Wednesday—Three of the
five socialist5 in th® Xow York stat
Assembly, who wor«i r*'oe<nUy return
ed to that Assembly by special elec
tion, after having Sevn, expelled,
were thrown out a second Um®
last night. The Assembly decl;!r
ed the S"ats of l.ouis Waldjman Aug
ust Classens. .and Charles Solomon,
of Kings county vacant. Samuel
Dewjtt and Samuoj Orr o( Brcn.
■w«re permitted to retain their sat*. I
But whoa IX-wjtt and Orr were giv
en tlie rloor they verbally i*
Kii.vd tl»eir seat".
The Assembly expelled tlie 'lira |
socialists on th« ground tliat tiieyj
wiere unfit to sit in the lesislat-j
ur« having b'-eti fouoid ffUil'y
of disloyalty on, the last session.
Route Wednesday—R-ports fromj
Turin, Tcrtiiu anj Milan a'xl'olher.
citlcs is to 'li«- L'ffe<'tr that tlifi
Confederation of I«ibor has gnar^n-;
that the worker» who have
i'lzitl tho 'actorie' and wr plan
ning to run them tham,-eiv«>s.-wilr I
evacuate the factories and r«turn'to
rt-otk und'T normal con.litjons. In n--,
[urn for this the government has'!
;uarant»ed the enac<-m<»nt o' a bjll
Providing a »har® for labor in
the management of tho indiuutri
if the country.
EIIIEMEO IN
LAVISH m
Washington, Wednesday—China °x j
ponded seventy five thousand dollar8j
in entertaining the reoentlyf visiting]
Congressional delegation according tc
a report roctivoj iu diplomatic cir
cles.
I Si
DEO I
Boston, Wednesdya —A3 a r'-'
sajt of tho threat of death which
has Deen sent to the Mayor of
Boston, tho guard3 at the City Hall
h?ve b°en doubled today and the
body guard for the Mayor has alHo
been increased.
A Good Example
EiUngt, Mont, Aug 23— Tony, j
Hansen, now in th© United States na
vj, desires to pay a $10 board bill
that h0 contracted here 14 year3
ago. Ho has writteni to local offic
als peeking asslstanc-o in, locating
liia joc£Q°r landlady, : . i j
Constantinople, Wednesday —Tli I
Turkish nationalists are in force.
In southern Asia Minor, and are!
continuing th<ir fislit against the,
French troops of occupation. There
nr° ten thousand Turks and \ral^j
ivho are beseigins Adua, and,
others ar« daily shelling Tarsus, ■
with old five inch German guns, |
The latter ara operated by Gr
:caa officers who have boen'stran
ded there since the armistice.
More immigrants
FlockingToCanada1
Ottawa. Ont.—Although the t0"
til immigration >nto Canadi for l
months period ended Juine 30
showed an increnso oof more thai I
17,000 over the corresponding PeilO1
of 1919, the number of those
from the United) State* '',000
legs than llast year. During the
first half of 1920, 68,857 pe^
son- ,w®r® admitted to the Dominr
i 'en on 1 immigrant statu®, an in
«ea£c .of 17,607 over 1919 figf
ures. Of these 37,261 cam-.' fron
the British Isles as compared,
to 18,S01 last year. From the
United Spates ' thero wer^ 2">.1S3,
while in, the first half of 1919,
there were 28,623. Other countr'j
e^ this year contributed 6,413. —
Anchorage Times,
I
Jefferson Is Due
Here On Saturday;
Wednesday—The J®fferson sailed
at flve this afternoou with nine pas*
sengi.rs Tor Stag-way, iaclud I
ing Lydia Walk®r _ a'1'11
t*. Rodgers for Hain°s. The Viot- j
nrl2. sails for Noma tomorrow trior:
{nc This will be her last voyage j
<cr the north this season. Slt(
will have eighty pa'Eengprs in-i
ciud'iig fifty eight soldiers for St. |
Michael. !
Washington, Thursday— General
Wraagell, has struck a striate 1a cam
palgn'jig wfr'cli Is closely akin, to
that of the Poles. He is report
e. to have captured, ten thousand
prisoner8 at AJexandroreJt' on (
Dn'.ipt r r'v^r, and lias made other
marked advances in the Ta^anrog
r'gisn.
The Bolshevik! :;.re reported as i
•n' so demoralized that they :
sur/udering without a stiixn
bio#.
Wraangell has taken a" many ft
fifty thousand pr|sot>ers, wi'li 2 •»
m' chine gun8, dozens of field gun"
and is«verai armored tra'ns.
IS
Versailles, Thursday— 31'llerai
was today tlecited president cf
France. The National Assembly
soss|on here elected, K'vintg him G!
out of a total of 892 vot**.
.El
SEEKS SENATE
Mr8. Ella Alexander Boole, known
in Alaska, is f'ght'ng for a place 01.
I e Republican, ticket of New Yo,l;
S is opposed by some of th° stro
est. Republicans in the nato of New
York, including Jam's A. \VadWI r.
a_(i George Henry Payne. yet she I
as rxpressed complete confiil n
that she will win tne nom'nat'r.n
a (I later be seated iu the august |
lio<iy hi Wa^h'ngton .
Three Parties Meet
In Sacramento
•Sacramento, Wednesday—The I
ublicaa sta^e convention declared
for the exclusion, of the Japan* s
The Detiiocpit'c convention declar
for the League o Nat'on.*, and.
the prohibitlou convention nominate
J as. ii. Edwards for LTu'tedi States
Secal.or . j
GOLD BONUS It
IS APPBOVtO
Jnciamento, Thursday—The Demo
iva .c con,v*ntion| now- in,' session
has endorsed the McFadd«n, b'lll in
Con^res*. This b'lj Provide3 a
oouus for the production of Gold a no
is U'lievcd to be a aec®s- w
m^'ans for the increasing of proda t
ion io the yellow metal.
wcioIFf ON
usira rap
Seattle, Thursdaj The Victoii
saiiled this morning for her h;
'lie this season to Nome. He
pariute from Nome will be c)
ed until Octooer the fifteenth so
as to accomodate a" Wiho desij® io
come south.
oeioThI a
CAMPAIGN FUND
Washington, Thursday-The c
paij,n expanse investigation ihas re
val«id tne fact that Autju.t i i
mom. B. XI. Haruch. and E.'i.
Dohcny have each subscribed fh<
inousand dollars to tho Denioc^a'ie
Fund.
IDE HIE PUSS S
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
— FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and ^roms Dawson,
Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly tha entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Pull information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle. Wash.